Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Chuck is a joke

The amount of people that support RTO believing in water cooler socialization fed by Chuck is insane. Don’t forget he’s just another spoiled rich kid that only got his jobs because mommy and daddy were friends with Jamie Dimon and they begged him for a favor to hire their brat. Silver spoon Chucky has never had to actually network in his life and doesn’t know squat about being in a cubicle.

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Just some Friday humor... maybe this is how some of the in-person interviews at Wells will be too, after RTO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZTHUUDP2PE

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Post ID: @qgi+1fevfXcF

Actually it’s a mutually beneficial relationship. “Tale wagging the dog” and “out comes the stick” are terms from the 1980s. Unless, of course, Charlie knows how to do the jobs of a:
Teller
Trader
Financial Advisor
Research analyst
Corrections clerk
Compliance officer
Accounts Payable clerk
Accounts Receivable clerk
Systems analyst
Coder
Executive Admin
Payroll clerk
Etc….

Charlie needs us more than we need him. That’s an indisputable fact.

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Post ID: @ifk+1fevfXcF

I have not spoken to anyone who actually wants to go back to the office. Who the he-l wants to commute????

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Post ID: @cpg+1fevfXcF

"They have to come up with some kind of sales pitch to get employees back in to the office"

I think a lot of people commenting on RTO seem to misunderstand the nature of the relationship. The tail doesn't wag the dog. They'll try to be as accommodating as possible while still meeting the objective of getting back to normal but after a while, when the carrot doesn't work, out comes the stick. I don't want to go back either but at some stage, I'll have to do it or leave.

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Post ID: @qgi+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @gei+1fevfXcF

I’m guessing you’re just trolling, wanting to stir the pot. Because I don’t know anyone who falls for that “corporate speak” which I’ll bet even Charlie recognizes is pure political bs. They have to come up with some kind of sales pitch to get employees back in to the office, because there is no logical justifiable reason to cram everyone back in together.

Charlie can’t brag to investors on one hand about how well the bank is doing (while we’ve been WFH for most of his reign), and then spin some bs on the other hand about how we all need to RTO in order for business to proceed properly. Use your head.

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Post ID: @cpg+1fevfXcF

We’re better together

What part of that don’t you get? If you think otherwise there’s probably something wrong with you

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Post ID: @gei+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @pcr+1fevfXcF

You'd best get back in there then and don't forget your chapstick.

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Post ID: @kff+1fevfXcF

Managers have been instructed to not vocalize it if they do not support RTO. Most of them don’t want to go in the office either.

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Post ID: @yoi+1fevfXcF

The sucking up is real at Wells Fargo. In our LOB, we have guys and gals who change their style and dress exactly the same as their bosses. Women buying the same designer shoes and purses and going to the same workout classes; guys buying the same ties, joining the same country clubs, glad-handing the higher ups.

I have always admired individuals who confidently plot their own course, and I don’t have much respect for followers.

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Post ID: @pkz+1fevfXcF

@rhl, it's only because you have ten rug rats crawling up your trousers.

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Post ID: @uyp+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @qrp+1fevfXcF

Maybe you would get it if you weren’t drinking the corporate kool-aid. Leadership wants to get us all back in to the office because they miss all the yes-men sucking up to them in person.

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Post ID: @pcr+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @lkm+1fevfXcF

If you want to see unimaginative, try reading the post.

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Post ID: @qrp+1fevfXcF

Careful now, Chuck had the traumatic experience growing up having to choose between the newer 95 foot or older 100 foot yacht to ride to his daily polo match. What a hard life - can you imagine? Oh the humanity!

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Post ID: @ldb+1fevfXcF

Diversion is an unimaginative tactic. Similar to calling everyone who disagrees with you a “snowflake”.

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Post ID: @lkm+1fevfXcF

I would think most people, like myself, that support RTO don't do so because of the sr. exec talking points, it's that we actually like being in an office.

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Post ID: @rhl+1fevfXcF

gcb

Oh the irony

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Post ID: @ldb+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @raf+1fevfXcF

Come on. We all know you are the same monotonous troll on every post who gets off by putting others down. Your posts scream that you are a sad and lonely loser.

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Post ID: @gcb+1fevfXcF

Post ID: @OP+1fevfXcF

Maybe you can go to CEO school and show us all how it should be done. Stop with the faux outrage already. If you're not happy, leave ffs.

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Post ID: @raf+1fevfXcF

The only people who agree with Charlie are the yes-men. It’s harder to suck-up to their leaders on a daily basis from home.

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Post ID: @xtm+1fevfXcF

You are the joke snowflake

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