If you dislike this place as much as some of you claim, start singing.
Anyone with a few bad years here can throw a handful of dirt on the coffin by contacting some of these reporters. Who knows, maybe they revoke the charter and your area gets sold to a competent firm, even? Or at the very least we can probably buck the chuck. Focus on dirt from late 2019 and after so he is directly implicated.
Good point below. Next time you get punched consider telling your assailant's lenient big brother instead of the cops.
To anyone considering talking to the Feds. If you see something, you don't need to tell the OCC. Wells has internal controls. Develop You points that out countless times.
I despise those in the executive suite as much as anyone, but it's the people closer to the street (not "Wall" street) that get the dirty end of the stick.
@zmj+1haNwWGx Seriously? So if I know about wrongdoing harming customers or employees I should just say nothing so I don’t harm my own company? I can see that ethics training is time well spent!
It’s called considering things bigger than yourself. Every last one of us can work anywhere, this is not the only company that would ever hire us. So the idea that this is “our own company” is a hollow reason not to do the right thing.
Okay so let’s say we start singing and burn the place down. The million dollar executives will be fine but the everyday workers who really have no say in decisions will be left in shambles. Is that the goal…?
Reporter lighting us up in the NYT is Emily Flitter. Contact info on Twitter.
@OP+
Why so angry? I want to understand why someone would go out of their way to hurt their own company.
https://www.usa.gov/federal-agencies/office-of-the-comptroller-of-the-currency
Call the OCC at the phone number on their contact page. Work your way through the phone menu and leave a message. Someone will call you back within a few days.
Can you supply the contact info for the reporters or the feds conducting investigation?