Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

COO, CCO and CAO plea for help

Please step up for Wells Fargo. We are dying here in this virulent environment. Literally. Excessive hours worked and still have a massive workload. Can the control teams do more than just ask for updates? Can 2L focus on substance instead of nitpicking font sizes?
You have an opportunity to change the culture of the bank. It's time to put the responsibility back on the executives to manage and deliver.

Here is the plea: 1. Call DF and demand a change in the model that has thousands of people telling 5 people they did it wrong and try again. 2. Centralize and split CE functions up 3 layers to manage governance of risk at higher level and then gift the business with new employees to do the work (- the ones that don't know what a control is). 3. Make the business accountable to manage their risk.

It's a simple model and it works at every other FI. Since you all love RCSA, you do know that is a self assessment right? The business should be assessing, monitoring and testing their risk with IRM challenge based on risk of entity. You think the regulators really believe that we solved our problems by hiring thousands and spending billions? That herein is the problem. Fix the root cause and let the business do their job, Excessive oversight is a risk and is why we can't move forward.

There are so many things that should be done different but you have to be willing to change.

So in closing, this is plea for help. WF needs to change its culture and possibly its DNA. This what true leaders do. Simply, please stop being so darn inefficient. You think oversight and challenge is the answer, how is that working out? The answer is accountability, executive sponsorship, and trust. We don't need thousands of people pointing out problems. We already know, they are not identifying anything that is already not known, just making it more difficult to fix.

I can't do this anymore and will be leaving shortly, I only hope that you change for all the really good people left. Good luck.

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Charlie's ultimate goal is to transform Wells Fargo into Bud Light.

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Hey if you are leaving then here could be your resignation letter: To: COO, CCO, and CAO

From: Concerned Employee

Date: August 30, 2023

Subject: Resignation

I am writing to inform you of my decision to resign from my position as a [position title] at Wells Fargo. My last day of employment will be [date].

I have been with Wells Fargo for [number] years, and I have enjoyed my time here for the most part. I have learned a great deal and have made many valuable relationships. However, I have come to the conclusion that it is time for me to move on to new challenges.

The primary reason for my resignation is my concern about the current state of the company. I believe that Wells Fargo is dying in this virulent environment. Employees are working excessive hours and still have a massive workload. The control teams are only asking for updates, and [manager's name] is focusing on nitpicking font sizes instead of substance and focusing on process instead of results.

I believe that you have an opportunity to change the culture of the bank. It is time to put the responsibility back on the executives to manage and deliver. I would like to offer the following suggestions for change:

Call DF and demand a change in the model that has thousands of people telling 5 people they did it wrong and try again.
Centralize and split CE functions up 3 layers to manage governance of risk at higher level and then gift the business with new employees to do the work (- the ones that don't know what a control is).
Make the business accountable to manage their risk.
I believe that these changes would help to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the company. I urge you to take my concerns to heart and make the necessary changes.

I wish Wells Fargo all the best in the future. I hope that you will be able to turn things around and create a better workplace for all employees.

Sincerely,

Concerned Employee

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Post ID: @mat+1omKlR2I

Why posted here? Tell them. You know their email addresses.

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Post ID: @rwh+1omKlR2I

All that work to write up that huge post, and no one it's addressed to will ever see it 😄😄😄

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Post ID: @ldt+1omKlR2I

All signs suggest that they want to burn it down. Hate to say it op, but if the execs were to read your post, their response would be something like (rubbing hands together in sinister fashion) "Good......good, it's working." (evil cackle).

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