Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Did WF ruin your marriage?

Do you feel WF is partly responsible for the dissolution of your marriage? Feel free to chime in with your opinions.

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Post ID: @OP+1jcrhPnR

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How we got through RTO was treating each other as if they were not home. Work is work. I know a number of relationships that were over due to COVID. Some people become strange when they are not forced to be social. Lots of folks got depression that ki---d the marriage. Others found out what their loved ones did all day and split up as a result;

My husband learned how much i was spending because boxes kept arriving. I did get clever. Amazon i shipped to lockers instead of home. Shipped to stores. Shipped to my sisters house. So it took some tweaking but we got use to it.

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Post ID: @3shx+1jcrhPnR

Nobody or nothing can ruin a marriage, except the two people in it, and how they deal with each other through all the ups and downs.

Life has good stuff and bad stuff. if it's not a scandal ridden employer, it's something else.

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Post ID: @2vze+1jcrhPnR

What a fun topic.
I do have to say that I’ve experienced a reputational risk due to the scandals. I often wonder about those individuals who know I work for WF might think I’m part of the problem.
I do recall feeling embarrassed when I was asked where I worked, and the individual apologized and felt sorry for me. They said all this in front of my wife.
So did WF put a strain on my marriage? Good question.
Let’s look at it this way. At one time WF was recognized as a great institution. Then, the scandals broke. People know you work for a scandalous institution. That would be challenging for a personal relationship.

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Post ID: @1dkp+1jcrhPnR

I left. I’m happier. Spouse likes me more.

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Post ID: @tdo+1jcrhPnR

I met my wife during a transaction at Wells. No, not at all.

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Post ID: @tep+1jcrhPnR

"Work from home with no breaks from each other ruined it"

THIS. And it's amazing how many people think couples are dysfunctional if they can't hang together 24/7. Some couples can, some can't.

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Post ID: @xvl+1jcrhPnR

Work from home with no breaks from each other ruined it

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Post ID: @yyx+1jcrhPnR

You and your spouse are the only ones responsible for your marriage. Always.

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Post ID: @ugq+1jcrhPnR

Financial industry itself has a high divorce rate

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Post ID: @qeh+1jcrhPnR

Turns out boinking a coworker in the supply closet isn't so good for your marriage.

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Post ID: @jds+1jcrhPnR

The #1 cause of divorce is marriage.

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Post ID: @qrd+1jcrhPnR

After the scandals, they always teased my wife at the country club.

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Post ID: @qjj+1jcrhPnR

Contributed. Who wants to be married to someone working for a company full of scandals. Reputational risk.

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Post ID: @abu+1jcrhPnR

RTO ruined not just my marriage but my entire life.

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Post ID: @fly+1jcrhPnR

The pandemic and hybrid saved my marriage. Going in everyday and being gone from 6:30 to 6:30 was putting a lot of stress on tye family with two little ones.

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Post ID: @mia+1jcrhPnR

Um, no

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Post ID: @rzp+1jcrhPnR

I'd say you probably ruined your marriage more than WF ever did

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