Can't recall a time WF helped employees achieve anything. Sadly the goals are of company preference, not based on reality or an individual's talent or interests. Even more sad is the goals are arbitrary, based on the whims of today's mgmt.
And to wipe the last tears of sadness on this topic, there is zero accountability on goals. Neither manager nor employee have any time or incentive to manage the goals. We all know most everyone will get rubber stamped a MEETS w/ a meager raise.
Goals need to offer explicit incentives, such as "Reach this level of efficiency on X and this how we will monetarily reward you", "gain extra PTO for obtaining this metric", etc.
Garbage in, garbage out Wells Fargo.