Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

I’m so angry

I just can’t take this anymore. I’m done. I once up and quit a job because everything was so f***ing miserable. I’m not waiting this one out any longer in hopes of anything getting better.

My best to you all ❤️

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Post ID: @OP+1ednH9bW

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@OP+1ednH9bW

Great move. I just flipped them the bird & walked out the door a few weeks ago. Some financial stress from the free fall of course but nowhere near the stresses of “normal life” of raising a family and launching them through college debt free.

I may work again I may not. I’ll decide what to do after the WFG nightmares end.

Tech of course, and highly skilled cutting edge tech for 4 decades. Few of you could survive the nightmares let alone the realities which drove them. Never once a failed deliverable… I walk out proud.

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Post ID: @2xrh+1ednH9bW

Yeah…quit right before your 401k match and possibly bonus. And give up unemployment. Super smart.

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Post ID: @1yzh+1ednH9bW

Calm down OP! You are in much better compared to other folks in other industry. What sets you apart from them is knowledge and experience you have gained over the years. Why don’t you smartly use that to find an opportunity which will make you happy and enjoy life.

Don’t stress out buddy, we are all in together!

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Post ID: @uhm+1ednH9bW

Get out if you can. It is so much less toxic outside at other places and less stressful. Plus you will make more money than staying on this sinking ship of a company

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Post ID: @qym+1ednH9bW

Relax OP. If you have your health, gainful employment, and people that love you, you don't have any big problems, only small easily managed ones.

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Post ID: @mxo+1ednH9bW

@gyy+1ednH9bW we have the best risk management, don't you know???

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Post ID: @kfw+1ednH9bW

They're gonna lose some talented folks in droves -- and pretty much all at once -- due to a short-sighted decision to pay out 401k matching and bonuses about 6 weeks apart. In the old days, one might be tempted to stay for quarterly 401k matching, but now it's such at at the middle of February, with layoffs always looming, folks may suspect they're likely on the chopping block anyways and might as well jump since those annual payouts won't happen again for a year.

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Post ID: @gyy+1ednH9bW

WF upper management could not be more pleased with your response as it shows their plans are working.

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Post ID: @iol+1ednH9bW

Wait for the 401k match. Then resign, hopefully after you have started some important project, which will cause some delay or something similar. Don’t warn them, just abruptly resign.

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Post ID: @azg+1ednH9bW

Perfect this is exactly they wanted. To make people quit and reduce headcount.

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Post ID: @nxe+1ednH9bW

please call a wambulance for help

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Post ID: @skg+1ednH9bW

I heard better.com is hiring...or maybe that was firing

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Post ID: @mzx+1ednH9bW

I’m with you.

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Post ID: @zec+1ednH9bW

I have some rope if you need it.

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Post ID: @syl+1ednH9bW

Go on loudspeaker and ask Chuckie Cheese for advice on interviewing

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Post ID: @ptn+1ednH9bW

You’re not the only one.

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Post ID: @lei+1ednH9bW

Good luck with your mental breakdown, I guess

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