Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Is Irving, TX a hub/core location?

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There was a Texas saying back in the 80's. It went like this - In Texas, we like our cows fat, our women pretty and our nuclear powerplants in other states. Now it's just Ted Cruz spewing his TRUMP BS.

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Post ID: @1djl+1o6HD3FE

How about that wonderful isolated electrical grid that has a proven record. That's a good reason I think. There is some pretty good BBQ in the state.

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Post ID: @1vbt+1o6HD3FE

Workers elsewhere don't have any Rights either. In the workers paradise of California Wells has been downsizing for some time and that trend will continue until there's very few people left. Most LOBs with "staff" employees don't even have a Cali city listed as an option for hiring. I guess we all have the right to get unemployment, but that's about the extent of our workers rights.

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Post ID: @1tak+1o6HD3FE

Business friendly state (ie workers have no rights) and cheap labor? No brainer to make TX cities hubs.

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Post ID: @1iyo+1o6HD3FE

"I left there years ago and soo glad I did."

You're not the only one that's glad.

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Post ID: @1idn+1o6HD3FE

Going to irving John Carpenter bldg 3 times every week. This building has lot of employees. New office location is under construction targeting completion in 2025

https://dallasinnovates.com/kdc-breaks-ground-on-striking-sustainable-wells-fargo-campus-in-las-colinas/

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Post ID: @1mqr+1o6HD3FE

Does anybody work at the John Carpenter building? As in...is anybody even going in?

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Post ID: @1fiu+1o6HD3FE

@lex

I left there years ago and soo glad I did. The only benefit to me was no state taxes and breakfast tacos. Guess what? They still have them everywhere else, they just turn them into burritos. Easier to hold. I’d be smart to move all our CA back office jobs to TX for the lower taxes and employee wages.

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@cay+1o6HD3FE

I love that you have that opinion. Tell all your friends so that no one moves here.

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Post ID: @lex+1o6HD3FE

Irving is part of the Dallas metropolitan-area. Add to it the fact that WF is building a big-a$$ed data center out in Las Colinas (part of Irving)...so yes, it's part of the Dallas Hub.

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Post ID: @hah+1o6HD3FE

Apparently c-suite decided it would be a great expense save to move jobs there due to lower wages and costs.

Personally, I see that location as the cr---h of WF.

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Post ID: @gqu+1o6HD3FE

@tjq+1o6HD3FE. Irving to replace tech to the west? That’s insane.

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Post ID: @eli+1o6HD3FE

It somehow became one. I suspect it might be related to the new data centers.

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Post ID: @qvc+1o6HD3FE

Is this where the St Louis WFA headquarters is moving to? Assuming Charlie doesn’t just spin off WFA altogether?

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Post ID: @stv+1o6HD3FE

It's only appropriate for a shitshow bank to belong to a shithole state.

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Post ID: @cay+1o6HD3FE

Irving, TX will replace all tech to the West to improve efficiencies and reduce time zones. India is east of Irving. 5 year plan.

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Post ID: @tjq+1o6HD3FE

Irving is located in the 5th rung of He-l (I’m sitting in the office right now with nothing to do).. so obviously it’s a Hub.🤷🏻

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Post ID: @bgd+1o6HD3FE

Yes!!
Irving TX the new location where all mgrs have offsite to discuss the displacements.

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Post ID: @ogp+1o6HD3FE

Dallas is a core market. Irving is part of the Dallas CBSA

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Post ID: @bly+1o6HD3FE

hubs are group specific. ask your manager.

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