Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

I have solved Wells Fargo’s problem. (It means getting rid of Charlie and the Board.)

Charlie and WFC Board’s Philosophy: CEO first, Shareholders second, Customers third, Employees last.

The pressure for shareholder return often becomes all consuming and very short-term focused. Decisions are made based almost solely on their impact on earnings in the current quarter and year. Customers and employees are sacrificed at the altar of making the quarterly number.

Although this shareholder-focused approach will initially show financial results, the business will begin to erode. A few quarters of good performance turns into a death spiral of dissatisfied customers and unmotivated employees.

(There is no question that Wells Fargo has been in a death spiral for the past 3 to 7 years. Charlie’s hardcore negative attitude towards employees has only hastened the pace of the bank’s downfall. “The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same thing and expect a different outcome.”)

A smarter philosophy which has lead to success for many global companies:

Employees first, customers second and shareholders third

“If the employee is happy, the customer is happy, the business is happy, and the shareholders are happy.”

If the person who works at your company is proud of the job they're doing, if you give them the tools to do a good job, if they're proud of the brand, if they are looked after, if they're treated well, then they're going to be smiling, they're going to be happy and the customer will have a nice experience. If the person who's working for your company is not given the right tools, is not looked after, is not appreciated, they're not going to do things with a smile and therefore the customer will be treated in a way where often they won't want to come back for more.

When you put the needs of your employees first, you give them the time and space to serve your clients. And by serving your clients you serve your shareholders. In other words, by putting employees at the forefront you’re best able to serve all your stakeholders.

The philosophy is to treat your employees as assets and convert them into your brand ambassadors to accomplish organizational goals and objectives.

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Easy fix for sure. Corruption is Charles middle name

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Post ID: @rwp+1nlZMtQu

It is always about driving that stock price. Wall Street is a Pavlov dog. It goes crazy for layoffs.

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Post ID: @izi+1nlZMtQu

Board of Directors needs to be removed. A good Board will appoint a new CEO. For the Board to get removed, investors must be "fired up". As long as they keep getting their dividends and the stock price doesn't plummet, they'll sadly remain in those seats.

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Post ID: @wbc+1nlZMtQu

Wells Fargo. Nations# 1 corrupt company!

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Post ID: @vnh+1nlZMtQu

Bingo! Get rid of this corrupt CEO!

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Post ID: @jxh+1nlZMtQu

@jyi+1nlZMtQu From what I hear, we're treating employees very badly, and people/their friends are pulling away from the bank in any way possible.

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Post ID: @ohy+1nlZMtQu

" Employees first, customers second and shareholders third "

That doesn't work anywhere. Customers are where the money comes from, so customers always, always have to be first. Customers determine where, what kind, and how many employees you need. Customers always need to come first otherwise you wouldn't even know what employees to hire or how to allocate them.

The problem is WF is under an asset cap because it doesn't care about its customers. Wells Fargo went from the #1 home loan company to exiting the mortgage business entirely because it doesn't care about its customers. WF is failing because Charlie doesn't understand how to make the company serve customers.

Charlie is putting shareholders first instead of customers and the result is that we're throwing away all our customers like they are trash and thus throwing away employees since we suddenly have far fewer customers. Eventually there won't be any company left at this rate and WF will probably still be under an asset cap anyway.

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