Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

How can you tell if someone is a Contractor?

prior to 1/1/2022 - contractors will say 'contractor' next to their name. How can you tell now?

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Easy. They are never available when you need them to do something and they don’t take responsibility for anything.

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Post ID: @2mjt+1fyHyjG8

In teamwork’s people search it has a [C] after their name. And instead of a manager’s name listed, it lists their “Wells Fargo Contact.”

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Post ID: @1irn+1fyHyjG8

Some say external consultant. But some actually have wf job titles in tech. I see lead software engineers that are also contractors

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Do you network at all? Any friends, in benefits, comp, HR? It may even be notated in AD.
I'm like someone else... not sure why it matters to you. Doesn't affect you. But there are ways to know.

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Post ID: @1ruf+1fyHyjG8

Why does it matter if someone is a contractor or not? They’re performing a job just like the rest of us and collecting a paycheck. Enough said.

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Post ID: @hkd+1fyHyjG8

Look at their job title

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Post ID: @snd+1fyHyjG8

It did not always say contractor. That must be a LOB thing.

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