Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

75% Feel Abused at Work

Check this out: Collective Abuse: Junior bankers in San Francisco (Goldman Sachs) felt alienated over their long hours, what they considered low pay and lack of Seamless stipends while working from home. They made a formal presentation to their office’s top executives, relying on survey data they gathered that showed, for instance, that three-quarters of them felt they had been victims of workplace abuse. It was something a little like collective action by America’s future elite.

Paywalled Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/15/magazine/anti-ambition-age.html
Paywall removed: https://archive.is/l9dhd#selection-1215.0-1222.0

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The financial industry as a whole is abusive....extroverts control at the helm and make everyone else dance to their demands. Bays of cubes create a Thunderdome environment of misogyny, mean girl, cliques, nepotism, and unhealthy schedules set to pad the bottom line while people live paycheck to paycheck.

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Post ID: @2vut+1fqyai5T

75% felt abused. I’d say 100%. The investment banking culture is rotten.

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Post ID: @1vle+1fqyai5T

Upvoted OP just for teaching me about https://archive.is to view paywall articles. Nice! Thank you.

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Post ID: @1wxj+1fqyai5T

Apple and Google employees tried similar and bitter got squashed

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