Profits above reputation
Profits above common decency
Profits above effective leadership
Profits above common sense
Profits above it’s Mission Statement
Profits above longer-term success
Profits above a healthy culture
Profits above credibility
Profits above Investments and innovation
Profits above responsibility
Profits above ethical practices
Profits above relationships
Profits above excellence
Profits above communities
Profits above doing what’s right for customers
Profits above employee well-being
Profits above respect
Profits above America
Profits above trustworthiness
Profits above people
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...a POS
Yawn....
I want this on a mug from the swag store.
@gio+1ppaFrq3 My car started acting up and getting worse mileage than other cars from the same make, model, and year. I started taking parts off the car and the mileage improved - fenders, seats, radio - whatever to lighten the load and gain efficiency.
Success!
Then, despite being totally unqualified to work on cars (but I used to kiss a real mechanic's a-s all the time, so same thing, right), I got under the hood and started replacing anything heavy, oily, or "too old" with random household items. Tupperware, foil pan liners, clothespins - didn't matter - as long as it sort of resembled the old part but on paper was lighter.
Guess how it worked out?
Oh, you know because you work here too.
I want that on a mug.
Wells Fargo is: bloated compared to its peer large banks. Wells has MORE employees than Bank of America but far LESS revenue (data right off Wikipedia). It is the CEO's job to fix this gross inefficiency.
Well, it is a bank.