Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Is it possible to get an entry level position at Wells Fargo IT?

I am about to graduate in June and I live very close to Wells Fargo IT offices in Chandler. I have a health condition which makes commuting long distances difficult - so, getting a job in my field (CS Major) would be perfet. I know this is a layoff site but since the forum is fairly lievely I thought I might try to get an answer here. Thanks in advance.

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Post ID: @OP+1ep5nnOM

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OP, yes, no.

The way the world works is you apply somewhere, maybe you get an interview, maybe they already have someone in mind, maybe the interviewer is having a bad day, maybe you have a bad day, and maybe you get the job.

There are uncertainties in the world and you're worried about life, of course, but the answer to your question is yes, no.

Just post online everywhere and you'll get calls. IT people are in short supply right now, you'll find something.

If you don't get hired at Wells trust me, you'll be happier.

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Post ID: @1nbj+1ep5nnOM

IT person here who has worked for many companies over the past 30 years.

IT at WF is more about filling out forms, making requests, attending worthless meetings, navigating byzantine processes, and creating documentation that nobody will ever read.

You won't actually get to DO anything from an IT perspective. All that work has either gone offshore, or is going offshore.

WF is about as bad as it gets, in my experience. It's incredibly frustrating to KNOW how to fix a problem, and yet not be ALLOWED to fix it. But that's the daily routine here.

You can do better.

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Post ID: @1ieh+1ep5nnOM

I've been going to school while working here trying to switch my career. There are very few entry-level ever posted, and in my experience there is very little help or advice from HR or hiring managers.

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Post ID: @1nng+1ep5nnOM

Don’t apply here. There are so many better opportunities. You’ll find no room for advancement, and lose your mind with lazy and incompetent leadership in IT.

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Post ID: @1huk+1ep5nnOM

You should talk to the recruiters at your school, there are alot of different opportunities for early talent/emerging talent.

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Post ID: @1pwr+1ep5nnOM

Don't waste the beginning of your career at Wells Fargo! Take your talents to a place where you can make a difference and add some value. Wells is not it.

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Post ID: @1rna+1ep5nnOM

You don't want to work at a place thar solely sees employees as liabilities. This is the titanic post iceberg

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Post ID: @1jno+1ep5nnOM

Why in the world would you want to work for WF with a CS degree?

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Post ID: @1yiq+1ep5nnOM

Yes.

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Post ID: @ubw+1ep5nnOM

Just apply when you're ready. Don't listen to the doomsday crowd. Coming out of college you may not have many choices. So get some offers and pick the best one

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Post ID: @wov+1ep5nnOM

You don't want to work here...not now.....maybe after 3 to 4 years(?) +. WFB is continuing to try and reinvent itself. I would not wish this upon you. If "IT" financial services is where you want to be, go to a bank that does not have an identity/leadership issue. Our leadership teams are clueless, and out of sync with themselves and all employees.

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Post ID: @nhg+1ep5nnOM

Run for the hills! You don't want to join the madness!!!

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Post ID: @ezt+1ep5nnOM

If you are a CS major, try getting an internship followed by a job in a tech or fintech company. IT for Wells is nothing but a cost center (at least that's how it is treated) and you want to be in a firm where tech is the major revenue source. At any employer where IT is not a core competency, your job will be rife with politics and subject to offshoring or elimination with limited opportunities for growth.

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