There's a reason ex-Wells team members still come here. When a company/manager treats someone so badly, that person is not just going to forget about it. It's the opposite of making a friend for life. Personally, I will do everything I can to troll this company. I will keep my $6.22 balance in my checking account until they close it for me. I will not use a dime of my Personal Line of Credit. I will keep my statements paper instead of electronic. I already transfered my 401k to a Bank of America account. And I will never use my Wells Fargo credit card for anything until they close it. I've transfered everything but $10 out of my Optum HSA, so they have to keep it open. And I have hundreds of pages of documents relating to the account opening scandal that were available to every employee as part of the "Raise Your Hand" feedback. I by no means think about these things every day -- but on the other hand, I don't forget either.
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When I first got the Part 20 letter, it was all Greek to me….
Just like the insecure and frightened little ex-girlfriend / boyfriend who gets dumped and tells everyone how bad that other person was. Only to go running back when called. I would bet a large sum of money that OP would go back (if ever even an actual employee). This much energy to hate is a reflection of emotional immaturity and most likely an under educated individual.
Clearly with this much spite you could not have been a good employee. I would be curious to read your performance reviews and see if you actually tried to have a positive influence in your role. At this point however your words and feedback mean nothing because you bring no value, but I do feel sorry for you as I doubt you will ever be a happy person.
I'm OP
I would never threaten a manager. Since she insisted I call her for our 1:1s, I had her mobile number. So I did blast her one last time about all her talk about "we're a family" BS. I told her I wasn't a stalker and would never contact her again and haven't.
Since no one came looking for my equipment, I had to contact someone, so I contacted her manager.
When I was talking about "a enemy for life" that was not about any individual. Just messing with the bank. And although those things are small, they do add to the bank's OVERALL BMI.
Why would you continue to give WF your energy if they hurt you? Don't give them that power. And why would you come troll and make things worse for others? Why spread your negativity? It's like a bad break up...you need to move on and it'll make you happier to just let it go.
I have my mortgage through WF. I wish I would have taken another option but my deal with WF was the best deal. That said, if I can re-finance my mortgage in the future I will do so and cut all ties with this disaterous company.
To even be associated with the positive aspects of my mortgage deal compared to the way I was treated and the result of my employment with WF, is just not worth it!
@yym, Beating your chest make you feel very big man yes?
That sure does take a lot of energy to be that upset.
You've definitely inconvenienced a random server somewhere, OP. Devastating.
That said, if there's a mandate with no exemptions, I feel ya.
Downvoting the Buddha is really bad karma guys lmao.
if you really want to hit WF hard, be a whistleblower. You can bring them down to their knees and get paid probably millions in the process. But that's assuming you have enough dirt to dig on them. or sue them for unlawful termination and force a settlement. Keeping a few dollars in the account, not using your credit card, etc. that's nothing. If you can't hit 'em hard, i say move on. Don't waste your time on the site.
Ha ha - enemies - ya, I had a manager threaten me in the hallway and actually wanted to throw punches.
He's indian and very duumb...i was tired of explaining advanced topics to him over and over again, and got tired of him trying to micromanaging me.
When he attempted to as----t me I warned him directly that if he ever tried to hit me he might never walk again. This is only the 2nd time in my life that I was threatened in a way that I might need to seriously injure another human being. The last time anything like this happened i broke a guys leg. In my life I have never fought to win. If threatened, I fight to cause profound human body damage.
Lets just say this little incident cost the bank a LOT of money.
Ultimately the manager got fired in round 1 of Chainsaw's layoffs, likely because he was so inept.
I still follow his linkedin from time to time to see if he ever got hired anywhere.
He hasnt.
So lesson to you managers (and I know you read this sh!t) - you dont own this place....and your job is also on the menu. Instead of being d!cks to your employees you would best learn to have a little humility and realize its us vs chainsaw and his cronies.
And never ever physically threaten your direct report. Some of us are trained to hurt you. Don't ever put us in a situation that might cause you a very bad outcome.
So what, Wells Fargo is just hiring literal children?
Grow up, OP.
I experienced it too, there was a some s@tinic manager that would get other employees to cause misery to other employees; the employees are skill less wells lifers,
part of the butts in chairs regime, collecting paychecks but thats about it
Revenge may not be the most attractive of human responses, but it’s among the most common. Cultures have been built around it.
It’s natural to want to see someone who hurt us hurt in return.
Me, I wouldn’t go out of my way to do harm to my manager, but I wouldn’t pi-s on his face if it was on fire either.
And the day he gets canned will definitely be a day of rejoicing. Me and half a dozen other people have the champagne chilling and the party planned.
Yes, this place really churns out a lot of happy campers doesn't it?!
My manager was a C U N ext T uesday. I will always have a burning desire to get revenge on her and WF as she was blindly following 'orders' when she knew better.
I had the same torture from a manager here as OP, they are monsters, i honestly believe they are possessed. Never seen a human behave in this manner, so has to be something much worse.
Me the OP...
"Revenge is a Confession of Pain"
Latin Proverb
And I'm not over it because my manager had the kind of fun a 7-year-old has with a magnifying glass and an ant.
“Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else; you are the one who gets burned.”
― Buddha