Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Movement among young people in a company is expected. When you are young you are gaining experience. Get a couple of years in, and the apply elsewhere for a larger salary and possibly promotion. Established older workers are not prone to leave established situations at work. They have families to support and are tied down at their mortgaged home and the kids in school.

Whenever you see a huge amount of attrition among non indian employees, whereas the indian management never changes or remains the same, throughout the years, you can conclude that this is not a workplace but a circus arena

I would agree with you, but then we would both be wrong

@as+1m4x98get, I believe Mark Twain was the originator of this old saying.

@a6

LOL

OP is so proud of their little pile of word salad dook that they just dumped.

That is a catchy, clever old saying. I have memories of my grandparents making similar quips. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

What saying is that? You thought of it and used quotation marks?

The reality of the situation is that there is always a good amount of attrition at the bottom, for a host of reasons. In our current situation, a lot of these people probably see how much of a joke the executive leadership is and the constant downsizing trend and, shocker, assume that there's no future here. As such, it's entirely reasonable for them to move on when they have the opportunity. If you're 25 staying around for the S show or a tiny severance is complete illogical.

WF is full of Politics, this cannot be denied !

I must not be old enough to know that old saying. Sh!tp0st.

Hmm yes it reminds me of that old saying: "As the saying goes ...."As the saying goes, 'Whenever you see a huge amount of attrition among younger employees, whereas the old management never changes or remains the same, throughout the years, you can conclude that this is not a workplace but a political arena.' WF is the same.""

@OP
Ok, thanks for playing.