Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Does everyone hate working here?

Whenever I go into the office the conversations I have are all centered around how much we hate RTO/looking for a new job/being stuck in pointless meetings all day/how WF is going downhill LOL

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RTO… “Everyone is returning. You can collaborate with your coworkers”. Drive 32 miles just to sit alone. Walk around see about 2 people every 200 cubicles if even that. Everyone who is there looks like they lost their best friend.

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Post ID: @3vji+1lN20P4n

Commercial Banking is nailing employees on the 3 day RTO requirement as part of the reorganization. Although Commerical Banking is laying off employees, they have forced many of my colleagues out through performance reviews.

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Post ID: @2uvr+1lN20P4n

I actually love working here. To bad this company doesn't care about actual work any more.

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Post ID: @2doi+1lN20P4n

I just hate working in the office here, it’s tolerable at home though.

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Post ID: @1ncb+1lN20P4n

Yes. It's a taste of communism.

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Post ID: @1alp+1lN20P4n

WF offices are fu----g miserable.

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Post ID: @1duc+1lN20P4n

I’m paid well for what I do, but the lack of infrastructure and accountability makes me question my sanity daily. I’m seriously contemplating taking a pay cut to go elsewhere, and just have to hope it will be better.

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Post ID: @1ozp+1lN20P4n

You say Wells is going downhill. But, when was it ever uphill?

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Post ID: @1niz+1lN20P4n

Yes. People in my area who have no business reason to speak to each other are bonding over their shared frustration and anger over what has become of Wells Fargo.

They wanted collaboration but they got commiseration.

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Post ID: @1xol+1lN20P4n

Yes.

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Post ID: @1vig+1lN20P4n

I don't hate it, I don't love it. I make really good money in my field. The only problem is since mortgage has completely dried up, in the event I do get canned, getting another gig close to the same income would be pretty difficult right now.

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Post ID: @1hsh+1lN20P4n

Used to be the nations number one lender. Now this company is the nations number one worst company. Thanks Charlie for bringing us down

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Post ID: @1brm+1lN20P4n

Clothing stores, Car manufacturers, Catering, Restaurants and many more depend on your spending. You avoided that in covid times. Only grocery stores made many because you are just eating staying home. Stop complaining. You got 2 days now.

Abt Saul , he is immigrant. He has to push for outsourcing and that is why they hired him. Someone has do the sh-t job. Every company place an Indian or Immigrant to send jobs out of america. Saul will reduce the IT strength here just under 10,000 in 6 years and walk away with hefty stock option. No code, low code is new slogan in the IT industry.

A war in India will hurt US and all the maintenance jobs will come back. They might call you home to come back for any pay like the Y2K time. So leave your address and phone numbers with HR after your layoff

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Post ID: @1vmf+1lN20P4n

Many of us can't leave because it is the same everywhere in US. Almost all are advised by the same big 4 consultant companies.

My old bank uses them to set the rules who to axe, we even have motivation videos to encourage letting people go, that it is clearly not working. I will never forget it how poorly we are treated, and that is not in Wells.

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Post ID: @bxn+1lN20P4n

If so many people hate it here, then why don't you take control of your future and find something else that you enjoy? Why suffer through years of hatred?

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Post ID: @rmi+1lN20P4n

truly isn't the same bank now as when I started....oh, but now it's a "firm" wtf?
I still like my job but cannot stand this current management and their insane new demands. I'm hanging in for a severance package ....

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Post ID: @ska+1lN20P4n

"RTO = the nail in the coffin."

And rumor has it that we've not seen nothin' yet.

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Post ID: @wpj+1lN20P4n

Nope, must really suck where you are. We talk about being busy and what not.iatly we ignore the noise and just TCB. I'm in WIM so it's probably different from the bank side

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Post ID: @imv+1lN20P4n

Yep, and the most maddening part is that is exactly what it was designed to be. Everything is going to India and they want you to quit and not get a severance to facilitate their plan.

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Post ID: @blg+1lN20P4n

Yes

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Post ID: @psf+1lN20P4n

RTO = the nail in the coffin.

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Post ID: @lma+1lN20P4n

Absolutely! Hoping for a layoff and planning next steps if it doesn’t happen.

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Post ID: @bor+1lN20P4n

Since I started in the 90's.

Decent benefits, though.

Well, ok. Maybe there were 3-4 years where it wasn't pure hate.

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Post ID: @evk+1lN20P4n

I don't and don't even mind coming into the office that much. I've had good career movement over the years and on the occasion I had a bad manager I did something about it and changed roles. rto wise, while Im not co located with my team the people around me are nice enough and we enjoy each other's company. If you aren't happy it's up to you do something about it else you can sit around, complain, and continue to gbe miserable. Remember, the grass isn't always greener.

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