Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

What these articles are not mentioning is the fact that the Leader of CX Operations was hired by Walmart! This is a very wrong step in cultural change for Patagonia. Everything went downhill when she was hired.

Keep in mind, most of the execs at all of these companies probably own expensive property near an office in those cities. If you could buy the exact same place elsewhere for less money and full remote becomes the norm, any price inflation from being near a city center could be drastically reduced. One of many incentives they have to try to force people into “hubs” that has nothing to do with the actual business.

Pata - gone - ia another brand the libitards like to VS with.

Every product they sell is petroleum based.

At least they are doing it all at once rather than the cruel drip, drip, drip WF method of "we're going to let you go, we're just not going to tell you when and we reserve the right to keep changing our location strategy story."

Shocking that a very liberal company is going down this path.

And seriously, Pittsburgh? Ha. How random

McKinsey at it again

Pretty Fing ironic for an outdoor equipment and clothing company to force employees, many of which probably live in rural areas because the cost of living and love of nature, to relocate to urban S holes because "reasons". I honestly used to be a capitalist absolutist, and in some ways I still am, but F these clowns executives right in their stupid Fing face. So many of them are absolutely repulsive, and we have a ton of these pieces of garbage here at WF.

CEO of Patagonia "gave away" his fortune by creating his own charitable foundation that he controls. Just like pretty much every other billionaire not named Warren Buffett.

Wow! Patagonia too?! Boooooo

And of course, Patagonia will subsidize all relocation expenses for these employees, right?