Wells Fargo’s culture is so toxic. Just keep all of our heads in the sand.
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Only huge losers call it “the firm.”
Keep my head in the sand? Sounds like a plan. Count me in
Maybe you aren't delivering the message correctly?
If OP is a “woe is me” middle Manager…suck it up buttercup!
This is what signed up for at WF!
OP What are you talking about?
Which “messengers” are being shot?? I must have missed something.
The truely toxic people are the minority, both at WF and elsewhere in the world. Their message unfortunately is so loud and twisted that it hinders true progress and healing for the human race.
This isn't a defense of WF past and current actions affecting employees. Rather this is more about awareness to the fact that just because someone decides to be toxic in the public domain they are the equivalent of a child throwing a tantrum. Tantrums are not what drives us forward, it's how we decide to handle it.
Based on a lot of the posts on this site I would suggest........looking in the mirror and deal with that persons contributions in the "toxic" culture.
... Except during reviews. Then the backstabbers come out.
The firm wants people to be clueless in the dark
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