Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Question about the folks in India

Why is their so much background noise on your calls? It sounds like you are working in a restaurant or a day care most of the time. Seriously though, why can’t you be more professional with the time on calls and reduce that background noise?

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The noise is reflective of long-term well documented hearing damage as a result of curry OD. To compensate, everything needs to be louder...screaming, radios, tv, etc.

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Post ID: @3lyp+1nUuJbiZ

When I'm on calls with India peers, there is this really loud hum/buzz that makes it even harder to understand what they are saying. I can usually parse through a heavy accent, but I have to actually hear the words they say. The hum drowns out most of the words it's frustrating.

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@wnx+1nUuJbiZ

Sounds like a healthy work-life balance to me. Good for them.

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Post ID: @pse+1nUuJbiZ

Bob in Minnesota is having a hard time accepting he has been sitting on his fat behind, doing a cushy job that was redundant long ago. Bob knows he has nothing special to contribute in the company and part of him, deep down, is wishing to get a spanking by that Indian in Bangalore.

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Post ID: @sdd+1nUuJbiZ

30% of my team is in India.

They are great. It's late at night for them and they join in meetings. They get assigned work and they do it.

Now, I have had completely different experiences on other teams.

Like US employees, some su-k and some are good.

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Post ID: @xmw+1nUuJbiZ

Likely WFH for rain. Walls in those homes are incredibly thin.

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Post ID: @bjn+1nUuJbiZ

Clearly you have never been to a WF India office. They are much nicer buildings than some of the US site locations, for sure.

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Post ID: @jnj+1nUuJbiZ

They’re packed shoulder to shoulder in huge warehouses with terrible acoustics. What do you expect?

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Post ID: @bjn+1nUuJbiZ

My take on the India situation. Either management knows this is setting "the firm" up to fail and doesn't care (aka its being planned) or they are too ignorant to figure it out.
No offense to the Indian folks. They need jobs just like we do, but the majority do NOT have the work ethic US folks do. When its time for them to be done, they are DONE. They won't stay a single minute longer.
If they have to go off script, God help you. They are only willing to do exactly what is specifically told and won't think for themselves. Granted this is not everyone but sure seems the majority based on my experience.
Really su-ks WF is taking jobs away from Americans and handing them out to people who don't give 2 shites.

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Post ID: @wnx+1nUuJbiZ

I disconnect from meetings where call quality is bad. So be it.

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Post ID: @vqb+1nUuJbiZ

We all work from home. No RTO. FRTO.

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Post ID: @nmw+1nUuJbiZ

Why don’t you make that point on the call you are on?

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Post ID: @ftv+1nUuJbiZ

This 1000 times

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Post ID: @kyd+1nUuJbiZ

They're getting in-office efficiencies.

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