Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

The universe spoke to me today

It said, don't try too hard. It said, there's no reason to try hard unless you enjoy being stressed out.

Trying hard in an environment where the C suite takes over 5 years to complete layoffs is not time well spent.

Until the layoffs conclude, always do the bare minimum for your own sanity. If layoffs come to your area, the likelihood that the decision maker even knows who you are is almost non-existent.

Try hard, don't try hard, same result either way. Might as well minimize your stress along the way.

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Post ID: @OP+1u8rL67q

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OP is spot on, they created this culture and there are consequences, cause and effects. Shows how brainless these execs are.

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Post ID: @1qrk+1u8rL67q

That's just it OP, the layoffs never will 'conclude'. Well, when they run out of employees in the USA I suppose. Not until then.

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Post ID: @fvm+1u8rL67q

Also by the time this iteration of C-level id--ts finishes Fing up, they will all be tossed out and there will be a mass rehire to fix the cr-p this this current team sc--wed up.

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Post ID: @qbp+1u8rL67q

@OP Agree... Don't try hard on the WF mandated tasks. After getting your sanity back begin working on yourself. Plan your life after WF. That life may be as a independent business, a manager at another bank, or another business. Work on your career after WF.
What's cool about working on yourself you can block out all (or most of all) the dystopian environment of WF. Being for something instead of having to react to CS and his bank.

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