Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Getting rid of dead weight

Wells Fargo is in the process of getting rid of dead weight! Once the dead weight is gone the bank will be able to flourish again! Just a matter of time before the turn around but profits are already seeing the impact of letting the dead weight go!

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Post ID: @OP+1axzIZWi

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The thing I see in ICS is the dead weight isn’t people, it’s processes. The people are fine and the management is mostly benign, but they’re getting buried under their own manual workarounds that nobody seems to have time to fix. There is no number of people you can lay off that will fix that.

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Post ID: @3nox+1axzIZWi

Better watch, or that dead weight will hit you in the head when it all comes crashing down when they’ve gotten rid of everyone who knows how anything works.

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Post ID: @3nfo+1axzIZWi

Oh, come on, how can you downvote the M&E troll? It’s not a half bad parody.

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Post ID: @2ffo+1axzIZWi

At Meetings and Events we understand that we can get more done with a cheery attitude and a smile than with incessant carping, whining and complaining. Maybe that’s why our staffing and budgets are increased and our internal and external customers are always happy to see or work with us.

Every day can be your beautiful day too at Wells.

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Post ID: @2eaz+1axzIZWi

The people who complain about "dead weight" are usually dead weight.

Really, almost always.

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Post ID: @2ggt+1axzIZWi

@1vfa+1axzIZWi

Perhaps it will make you feel better to know that I'm aware of multiple LOBs were the layoffs have been majority "diverse". You cool with it now?

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Post ID: @1lxj+1axzIZWi

Could be a movie. Dead weight guy vs. Yes–man guy.

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Post ID: @1zlq+1axzIZWi

Dead weight guy/gal rears their ugly head again. You need a new shtick.

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Post ID: @1dbu+1axzIZWi

If that were true, there would be nobody in Corp Risk.....

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Post ID: @1scq+1axzIZWi

Nice try for attention OP, but everyone with eyes knows the score.

The funny thing is, at the rate WF is losing talent through layoffs and attrition, pretty soon all that will be left is dead weight.

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Post ID: @1sel+1axzIZWi

True – not all dead weight got laid off. Some are still here scared and whining.

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Post ID: @1btx+1axzIZWi

So far I’ve seen more good workers and partners get laid off by their dead weight managers than I have seen dead weight workers laid off by good managers. If you’re old, not a POC or LGBT, and if you’re white or male, it seems 80+ % of you will be laid off. We are now a company focused on enacting social experiments and policies who also will do anything to get the congress to lift the asset cap.

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Post ID: @1vfa+1axzIZWi

I don’t think you understand how to read an earnings report.

Do yourself a favor and learn before you post anything else.

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Post ID: @zgd+1axzIZWi

i see the dead weight being kept and hard workers get layed off. Unfortunate, managers dont even know the mistakes they make

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Post ID: @jgo+1axzIZWi

Oh oh... Attack alert! Here comes the dead weight.

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