Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Layoffs changed how I work

Every round of layoffs has made me less willing to go above and beyond. I've reached the point where doing my job just well enough is enough.


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Post ID: @OP+1m4r94bb5

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the whole model is to pass risk around internally and then blame failures on those kicked to the curb

it's f-ing gross

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Post ID: @b4+1m4r94bb5

I’d be very leery of entrusting my financial accounts/information to a teeming horde of angry, burnt-out, disengaged employees. If clients could peek under the hood of this corroded jalopy, they’d flee in droves.

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Post ID: @at+1m4r94bb5

Exactly. Behave as you’re explicitly incentivized to do.

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Post ID: @as+1m4r94bb5

In an environment of bi weekly layoffs, even a growing company feels like a dying one. The effort to reduce cost and headcount becomes the culter most visible to employees . It's a shame people have to work in an environment like that.

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Post ID: @ak+1m4r94bb5

There is no upside to exceeding expectations: no promotion, no raise, no extra bonus. We all just barely work hard enough to avoid the axe.

WF is toast as a company.

Charlie Scarf could manage his way out of a paper bag.

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Post ID: @ac+1m4r94bb5

@OP
ok?

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Post ID: @a6+1m4r94bb5

Doing your job just well enough has always been enough. Odds are half your team doesnt do anything at all most of the time so you'll look like a hero in comparison by making any effort whatsoever.

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Post ID: @a5+1m4r94bb5

That's the entire company now except form senior leadership. They don't even realize the culture they created.

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