Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

I’m out...

Not sure what’s going on with this discussion board, but I’m not really getting anything of value from it lately. Yes- It is anonymous, so I shouldn’t have any expectations. I expect too much of people, I suppose. But it was at one time a fun exchange of ideas and information amongst Wells Fargo employees with only an occasional bad player. A bit of a hidden underground gem. Lately, my take is that it has devolved in to more bad players with only an occasional valid post. Trolls posing as employees. I think some employees harassing other employees. Or ex-employees. Or non-employees. People getting their kicks out of that: I don’t get it. I really don’t even want to get it. Whatever floats your boat, I guess. But I’m steering my boat in to healthier waters. And I hope some of you will do that for yourselves too. Take a walk, hug the kid, cook a good meal, read an excellent book. Let the trolls all just troll on the trolls.

Whatever is going to happen at the firm will happen. Potentially being on top of it beforehand, via whatever info is shared here, isn’t going to change anything in our favor. I have faith that I will handle whatever is coming my way. Hopefully upper management gets their act together, and Wells Fargo can become a company we can grow with and that will be worthy of 40 hours of our life each week.

My posts have always been pro-employee. I care about my fellow team mates, those I know and those I don’t. Wells Fargo has some really great people in it’s ranks. We have been through a lot, working for this enterprise. And many of us have deserved better than we’ve gotten. There are still are some authentic people posting here and I’ve seen some excellent informative posts and replies and opinions. To those people, to everyone, I wish you the best. Comment, don’t comment. It won’t matter because I’m on to better ways (for me) to spend my time, and won’t be looking back. Sending you all good vibes 😎.

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Advice:
Bail out now, before 30,000 more layoffs hit the streets. I went to the non-profit education sector 20 years ago and loved it. Good people, a large, private office, no O/T, great benefits.
We provided a service to the community, and they gave me a juicy pension in return.
Best wishes to you.
Retired an lovin' it !

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Post ID: @2cfu+163ZTRqx

Strong likelihood the OP was someone from ER, and all the positive reactions to the post were from fellow ER consultants.

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Post ID: @1qbk+163ZTRqx

Could be professional trolls hired to demoralize (further) and drive legitimate posters away. WF obviously knows of the site, and it wouldn't be illegal, strictly speaking, for them to hire consultants to pollute it in such a manner - just immoral.

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Post ID: @1aik+163ZTRqx

That is a long departure rant. Get back to work.

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Post ID: @1upn+163ZTRqx

You'll be back. Anyone who writes a post that long has way too much time on his/her hands and is addicted to the site.

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Post ID: @ueq+163ZTRqx

Don’t let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya

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Post ID: @gvj+163ZTRqx

See you tomorrow. :)

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