Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

When was the last time you saw WFC be pro-active?

I was at Target Curb-side pickup last night and saw that they recently tripled the # of curbside pickup parking spots but had them blocked off. I’m sure they are preparing for a big holiday season with more people shopping online and using curbside pickup.

My first thought was that WFC leadership would never have the forethought, or be able to get their act together enough, to be prepared for anything coming up in the future. They always act completely blindsided and unprepared when anything happens. We can’t even properly manage or catch up on what has happened in the past.

I always get the sense that our leadership is just bumbling along and keeping their fingers crossed that nobody asks too many questions, no ancient system fails, no new fraud is uncovered, and nothing in the world ever changes or throws them a curveball.

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Post ID: @OP+1dFl3G4G

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Curbside spots are supposed to be available, they're not for actual parking, but go ahead an put yourself first and hurt the business you're trying to support.

What is wrong with people?

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Post ID: @2acz+1dFl3G4G

WFC leadership demonstrated incredible forethought by promoting a Teller to a QA role, to a Software Engineer, to a Software Engineering Manager in 4 short months. That’s proactive in my book.

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Post ID: @2cwm+1dFl3G4G

It pi---s me off when I see so many curbside pickup spots empty....I park in them...and go shop.

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Post ID: @1vyg+1dFl3G4G

Well, they did expand the drop off area in Chandler for employees that have quit to turn in their machines, so there's that.

It says a lot that this happens frequently enough that you need three spots reserved.

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Post ID: @1ywm+1dFl3G4G

You are probably referring to the fact that when Chuckie took over we were already the dog chasing the tail (regulators). Everything forward really addresses what is behind.

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Post ID: @1eux+1dFl3G4G

"Lead yourself, lead your team, lead the company"... but let's wait and see what other companies do to respond to stuff.

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Post ID: @cdu+1dFl3G4G

Our big splash for 2022 is a (checks notes) revamp of the mobile app. OOOOOOHHH...

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Post ID: @lyh+1dFl3G4G

Never.

wells fargo only does things in response to lawsuits or federal action.

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Post ID: @gpu+1dFl3G4G

Target leadership is top notch with Brian Cornell as the CEO. Doing some cool things and are able to compete with Amazon. Who can WF compete with?

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Post ID: @xwj+1dFl3G4G

By definition, if you're proactive things tend to "not happen" in the first place, which means they don't blow up into a situation we all hear about. I don't know about other groups, but leadership in my area does proactive things all the time.

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Post ID: @gxz+1dFl3G4G

2014-2015

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Post ID: @qtg+1dFl3G4G

Point taken, although I wouldn't hold up Target as an example of a company that has it all together.

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Post ID: @tsh+1dFl3G4G

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