There are concerns about Walmart's tech leadership, particularly those from Amazon in Seattle. Some feel they need to be more effective and self-serving, which could disrupt the tech industry. Additionally, the Innovation Delivery Centers (IDCs) aren't recognizing the hard work of Bentonville associates; instead, they are taking credit for their efforts. It'xs important for Walmart to address these issues and ensure all associates feel valued for their contributions.
Hey there, I've noticed some issues with the tech leadership at Walmart especially with the folks who came from Amazon in Seattle. It seems like they're more focused on themselves than the team which might be causing some trouble in the tech department. Also, it feels like the Innovation Delivery Centers (IDCs) aren't giving enough credit to the hardworking associates in Bentonville. Instead, they are taking the spotlight for themselves. It's important for Walmart to look into this and make sure everyone's efforts are appreciated and acknowledged.
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At the delivery centres in India, politics often overshadow actual work. Once in leadership roles, Senior Managers and Directors tend to adopt a superior attitude. Surprisingly, the Senior Director is the driving force behind this culture, guiding other leaders on how to claim credit for the Bentonville team's efforts and how to maneuver through office politics while claiming it's just part of the 'ways of working.