Folks, SF has been dealt the cards she’s been dealt and is playing the odds to win, and prevent more layoffs. The axe has been swung and may come around again, bloodied--that is the nature of this company and many others, so please face the music. Also, SF takes orders from the board of directors, the membership of which has recently changed for the better. Google it. That new HQ though…hopefully they had the rate locked in when rates were low, just say’in.
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She came from a floundering company. She (WP) was in the red. She (CFO) spent money and approved money and look what that company produced. Cr-p infrastructure and cr-p people.
They never conformed to FIS. They all did what they want. She should be proud and go back to WP when it is cut.
Not saying good ol' boy Gary was any better. The company as a whole truly has too many execs and management and they are slimming the working force vs fixing their problems. The problem isn't the product but management.
The bad
Hiring an army of cheap labor overseas when their only goal is to close tickets whether understood or not
1st and 2nd level management worried about their names on reports vs work done
Overworking teams that have been filed down to the bones
No raises in 2 years for the average worker - Did bonuses stop?
Guaranteed shares, stock, bonuses for execs
End result
We spend more than we make even though we had a 10% revenue increase last year but we spend more than we make.
Who the he-l is running this company?
I heard today Friday February 10 was a day of reckoning in terms of layoffs. Any truth to it?