Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Tim Sloan just retired

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Great point. Don't forget, you need to commit fraud, encourage it, or turn a blind eye to it. Then you're guaranteed the job.

Being unethical and greedy pays off! Just look at all those golden parachutes and umbrellas with no jail time.

Parents, tell your kids to lie, cheat, and steal to get ahead. So many examples at WF!

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Post ID: @6ydc+YikRPR9

I'll take the job.

It's easy to be upper management at Wells. All you need to do is post your picture on wordy emails where you say exactly nothing and post your pictures on the company intranet every day and host town hall meetings where you show your face and try not to say anything real or look stupid.

It's a photo op job where all you need to do is put your picture on as much c-ap as you can.

I can be as useless as any of them and bonus for all of you, I'm handsome AF.

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Post ID: @5fxp+YikRPR9

Mary Mack Perry Pelops and Elizabeth Duke need pink slips. Get rid of everyone that knew about fraud and did nothing.

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Post ID: @5xms+YikRPR9

He must have received HIS invitation from the OCC.

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Post ID: @1bgk+YikRPR9

Who would want the job? Wells can't afford to pay what other companies can and they would be stepping into a mess.

Such a sh-t show.

Thanks, leadership, for getting is into this mess. And we're supposed to trust you?

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Post ID: @1ybp+YikRPR9

Pocketed his last multi-million dollar bonus and strolled off into the sunset. S---s to be him

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Post ID: @1zde+YikRPR9

It is about time. Two days ago the Bank denied that they were looking for his replacement. So much for transparency.

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Post ID: @1jvt+YikRPR9

He finna retire in Florida and relax. Why did he get off so easy?

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Post ID: @1qwq+YikRPR9

He got fired because he always said he'll be working there until 64 years old.

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Post ID: @jtp+YikRPR9

I wonder if this being before earnings has any implications...guess we'll see.

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Post ID: @tls+YikRPR9

Grabbing a life boat off the Titanic before the whole ship sinks...

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Post ID: @mqw+YikRPR9

I'd agree - we need an outsider - too much entrenched interest in the top echelons - this is good news for Wells Fargo, the customer and all of us in the trenches

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Post ID: @qss+YikRPR9

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/banking/article228547694.html

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Post ID: @vsj+YikRPR9

Let's not be too harsh, it's a good change, yes. There are 1000's of good people that work at Wells that had no part of the fiasco's of the recent past. Change is good...I for 1 am looking forward to seeing more positive changes.

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Post ID: @feg+YikRPR9

and... he'll walk away with 10s of millions

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Post ID: @mqn+YikRPR9

This is a start. Now we need a new board, and America needs the Too Big To Fail banks to be broken up into manageable pieces.

No company should be able to commit the crimes Wells has on such a massive scale.

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Post ID: @dul+YikRPR9

Great day. Now break up the company.

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Post ID: @ptd+YikRPR9

Should have been fired, prosecuted, fined and imprisoned.

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Post ID: @leg+YikRPR9

Great! Now let’s see if the board actually brings in an outsider that this company needs

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