Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

How informative Wells Fargo town halls really are?

How useful are they, really? Because to me, they seem like a complete waste of time.

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Why would anyone watch these wolves in expensive sheep's clothing? Talk about forked tongues.

The only question I have is how can these hypocrites sleep at night. How can they tell their children and grandchildren about right and wrong, when they themselves are so morally bankrupt???

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Post ID: @5jso+ZXsdHcy

I don’t even watch them anymore and sure as heck would not go in person. I had a hard enough time completing the mandatory ethic training we just did, the hypocrisy pi33ed me off so much I had to stop and retake it three times.

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Post ID: @5mnk+ZXsdHcy

Town halls are a complete and total dog and pony show designed to give the impression that upper management cares about communication while actually communicating nothing. Sure, you’ll hear the latest financials-the same ones you can get from reading the business section. Other than that, they’re just PR events

Be grateful for small favors though. At least Stumpf is gone so you won’t have to hear for the zillionth time how he was one of 11 children raised down on the farm, and what an inspiring success story he is.

And counting how many times they say “vision and values” makes for a good drinking game.

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Post ID: @lck+ZXsdHcy

Well, looking back on the town halls after Wells was shown to be a huge criminal organization, and how much of what we were told in those was just really good fertilizer, I'd say they're a huge waste of time.

WF management are known, proven liars.

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Post ID: @wib+ZXsdHcy

It might be you, then.

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