What's with the goofy-looking models that were used in the Code of Ethics training?
I guess they were less expensive than using photogenic people.
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Something just isn't right with the universe when a company like Wells Fargo demands that you take Ethics Training..................
OP why don't you let them use your photo? I'm sure since you have nothing better to do than troll appearance online, you must be incredibly photogenic yourself.
heh, typically, when wrong doing occurs, it means we're gonna get assigned MORE training............
I find it laughable that they make us take this training then when an ethical issue is brought up, it is ignored and swept under the rug.
It is less expensive and we therefore can afford the "free" coffee in the lunch area.
That’s Bei Ling, head of HR
All of the imagery for all course come from an image library.
Must be LOB specific. I see no such thing.
Yeah, where's the total smoke show they've been using on the teamworks homepage recently? Whew, that'll get them wanting to RTO!
Yup, I call them the "Happy People".
If they used real employees instead of stock photos from a catalog it would not be pretty.