I have to admit, I'm not shocked BNYM is nowhere near the top. I'm shocked we made the list at all!
https://www.vault.com/best-companies-to-work-for/banking/most-prestigious-banking-companies
(We ranked at No. 38, in case somebody doesn't feel like copying and pasting that link.)
In other news, at least we beat out Sears/Kmart.
They must have paid someone off at the Vault to ensure they made the cut! Otherwise, they'd never be on it.
Putting Oracle in the cloud is like putting Tommy Boy’ in tighty whities...
Went through the list. Not only were we ranked #38, but we were beat by the likes of HSBC (#34), Deutsche bank (#27), and Wells Fargo (#25). That tells you everything you need to know!
BNY Mellon also dropped to #38 in 2021 from #36 in the 2020 rankings. The "Senior" BNY Mellon Management degenerates (I call them amateurs) must be shooting for #50. Almost there! Keeping aiming low boys and girls!
I give the executive committee and board of directors a BE, two thumbs down, and the Bronx cheer (AKA: the raspberry!).
Couldn't they be bothered to at least get the number of employees from a recent decade?
And what's the benefit of using an external company for cloud services? So they can shut us down if they disagree with something we do? That's the only thing customers would notice.
The pace in which they are implementing the Oracle Cloud project is surprising . It's been over a year and they are still having these late night meetings and calls wasting each other's time. In this snail speed they would never be at top. I have seen organisations going into complete Cloud environment in a month's time of fruitful discussion, online meetings and calls .You just have to be quick enough with your decision making and that should be effective to be atleast at top 10 Global ranking .