Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Happy to avoid the YE toxicity

As a former manager that got out, I will definitely not miss the super toxic year-end antics that go into performance review cycles. I'm sure it must have gotten worse, with the fake less-than-meets ratings that ruin career trajectories, forced stack ranking, and the peacock level posturing that the brown-nosers have mastered.

Enjoy, Wells Fargoers!!


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Several years in a super toxic work environment like WF definitely impact mental health. People come back to this site because of that for sure. I hope to see the bank fail !

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@dx I am no expert on PTSD, but there's got to be a trauma component to why ex employees visit this site. I can imagine there's a lot of pent up frustration or rage at how things operated and what employees have seen dine- with no venue to be heard. My guess is venting here with like minded people is part of coping and/or letting go.

I'm sure no one associated with the alumni network is allowing any negative comments in their programs or forums

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I’m glad you were able to get out and hopefully find something better. I’m curious to understand why so many people who do leave still visit the layoff site? It’s a resource of sorts for people still with the bank but definitely not a “feel good” site to visit. If I could be so lucky to get out, I don’t think I’d miss the layoff and would be so happy to mot fill my head with WF craziness.

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