Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

From today’s Los Angeles Times

“I was in the 1991 Gulf War,” one employee wrote to Stumpf’s office in 2013, according to the document. “I had less stress in the 1991 Gulf War than working for Wells Fargo.” Others said they were warned that “if they did not achieve sales goals, they would be ‘transferred to a store where someone had been shot and k–led’ or ‘forced to walk out in the hot sun around the block.’”

Why would anyone still work or bank here?

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This is an old approach used in the 1930s, probably when the stagecoach was actually developed. Based on the new logo that is the era they still live in.

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Post ID: @3hyi+13fkaW8r

This place is unfixable I've worked there and seen it.

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Post ID: @1dor+13fkaW8r

They use mental torture because they think that’s how to motivate people.

The beatings will continue until moral improves school of management.

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Post ID: @1wze+13fkaW8r

Working here is like working in a criminal network. They use mental torture and harassment for control. I am thinking they like the mental torture for fun. Probably a way for attrition by torture.

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Post ID: @1ifv+13fkaW8r

Text book hostile work environment.

Hubris and arrogance

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Post ID: @qad+13fkaW8r

And I thought Scientology was bad.

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Post ID: @dbi+13fkaW8r

Walk around the block in the hot sun? What on earth? Physical punishment? It just gets worse and worse. The managers who did that belong in prison.

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Post ID: @wuo+13fkaW8r

Threats and intimidation to get them to steal monies.

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