Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

WTF is this new corporate "well life" propaganda?

I just got this e-mail and was tempted to report it as phishing.

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Post ID: @OP+1issruIw

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It happens every time they cut severance. They offer this cliff notes version of the handbook of the changes, though, they neglect to mention the severance downgrade. They did this over a decade ago. Every time a new handbook comes out, don’t know almost everyone looks at the severance policies?

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Post ID: @5gve+1issruIw

Do they really planning to reduce severance packages? If we look at BofA, they are adding perks for people to stay. Is Wells knowingly pushing us out to join competitors? I would not be surprised although this sounds very effed up

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Post ID: @1fhh+1issruIw

@1xqh+1issruIw
They know this, and you will be surprised at how much it is going to change. Severance is going to be cut, harshly.

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Post ID: @1eqf+1issruIw

I clicked on the report spam button when I got it.

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Post ID: @1ivx+1issruIw

I found out that if you live at least 40 miles away from your office, you do not need to go into the office. Go get yourself a strip mall mailbox in some remote town far enough away from any WF location. RTO Problem solved.

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Post ID: @1rad+1issruIw

It’s buttering us up for the looming announcement about full RTO.

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Post ID: @1cbp+1issruIw

I read through the email and links and it doesn’t seem to be anything new, mainly a centralized publicity blitz for our various benefits, perks, and DEI efforts.

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Post ID: @1okt+1issruIw

looks like more DEI propaganda, and is so unclear on why it exists, awesome communications WF!

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Post ID: @1fdj+1issruIw

That’s exactly why I’m not leaving WF unless I get my golden severance.The fake account scandal tarnished my reputation. I recall flying back into this country and getting pulled aside by customs. When customs asked me where I worked, I told them WF. The customs agent said, “I’m sorry”. That being said, can’t leave WF without my golden severance.

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Post ID: @1xqh+1issruIw

End RTO, then we'll talk about living our best life. Until then it's a pack of lies.

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Post ID: @1mmz+1issruIw

Wells Life…. Smile when you soend 3-4 hra a day in a car to go to an empty office to sit on 10 hrs of meetings with your entire team that is out of state. Smile when the equipment at your “hotel” desk doesnt work, and you have to cube jump 3x times. Smile when you get an exceeds that equates to a 2% raise. Smile when Sr Leadership blasts you with details of work trips abroad (aka vacations). Smile when matching funds on your 401k are held without interest for a year. Just smile and be happy people when no other company wants to hire you based on WF is listed in work history. Just smile.

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Post ID: @1jcb+1issruIw

As an engineer who reviews all the phishing/spam submissions, thank you. For the longest time no one used the button and life was boring for a while
However, there has been a lot more activity to justify each of our 120k salaries. Thank you!

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Post ID: @1cbd+1issruIw

Solution: use the phishing button they gave us. I use it for most corporate emails and executive correspondence. Ever since corporate began the phishing expedition with those fake emails they send us, i’m now in the habit of clicking the phishing button on all the emails. ironically, it actually works.

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Post ID: @1gdq+1issruIw

Report as spam.

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Post ID: @1evf+1issruIw

I saw it was for what it is corporate fluff. I did not click the link and deleated the email. Waste of time and money.

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Post ID: @1yqz+1issruIw

lol be your best while we plan to fire you because india is cheaper (although they might like russia more and will sell our secrets to them) but we want you to do your best until we knowingly sell ourselves to russia

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Post ID: @wlp+1issruIw

Sounds like something our dynamic and brilliant in-house agency came up with.

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Post ID: @xkv+1issruIw

It might be a promotion for Scientology? It looks super scammy, that's for sure.

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Post ID: @wzn+1issruIw

I’m guessing this is a comically terrible response from executives who have been terrified by all the “quiet-quitting” propaganda they’ve been reading about in fortune/WSJ and it was rushed out in a knee-jerk reaction to the god-awful initial results of the employee-feedback survey.

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Post ID: @zbs+1issruIw

It’s to remind you that when you get laid off “well….life”

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Post ID: @cxl+1issruIw

How much did they drop on this corporate mind duce?! “Let them eat cake.. and have it too” indeed. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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Post ID: @xlk+1issruIw

The site doesn’t even explain what it is? Just looks like an attempt to remind us of what little benefits are left? Just a new buzz word term?

I’m genuinely confused on what this is.

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Post ID: @hfj+1issruIw

The well life to me is keeping myself and my at risk child safe from the ongoing pandemic.

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Post ID: @myn+1issruIw

yeah... we all got it... this cracks me up - " Its all about being your best self at work, at home, and at play" Sorry... don't we all do that? Be the best we can be... but with displacements looming around.. its hard to be your best.. but we still do it.
My opinion, another way to spend money.. do we really need this? I don't think so.
Did they hire more people for this? Is it in India? why?

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