Wells Fargo and Company Interview Data

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Yearsort ascending Position Location Group/Division Experience Difficulty
2019 Intern San Francisco Commercial Banking Positive Easy
2018 Intern New York Public Finance Positive Easy
2018 3rd+ Year Analyst Charlotte Structured Products Very Positive Average
2018 Intern Charlotte Generalist Positive Average
2018 Intern Philadelphia Wealth Management Neutral Easy
2018 Summer Associate Intern New York Generalist Neutral Average
2018 Student / Prospective Monkey New York Generalist Positive Easy
2018 Intern Charlotte, NC, USA Investment Banking Neutral Average
2018 Intern Dallas Corporate Banking Very Positive Average
2018 Intern Charlotte Investment Banking Neutral Average
2018 Intern Dallas Wealth Management Positive Difficult
2018 Intern New York Public Finance Very Positive Easy
2018 Intern Charlotte Sales and Trading Positive Average
2018 Student / Prospective Monkey Charlotte Investment Banking Neutral Easy
2018 Intern Charlotte Investment Banking Positive Very Easy
2018 Intern Paramus Risk Positive Average
2018 Intern New York Investment Banking Neutral Difficult
2018 1st Year Analyst San Francisco Investment Banking Negative Average
2018 Intern Los Angeles Investment Banking Positive Easy
2018 Intern Charlotte Other Very Positive Average
2018 Intern Houston Corporate Banking Very Positive Easy
2018 Intern Houston Corporate Banking Very Positive Average
2018 Intern New York City Investment Banking Neutral Easy
2018 Intern Charlotte Generalist Very Positive Easy

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Wells Fargo Financial Analyst Program Superday

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AMA: Wells Fargo Financial Analyst Program for Commercial Banking

Here is my overdue write up on Wells' FAP and thoughts on the process/ program. This is most applicable to Commercial Banking or CRE divisions. I applied with less than 1 year experience, got the offer, and ultimately declined-- they countered w/ better corporate title, base, sign-on, and bonus % increase. Process: You either apply to a specific location (i.e. SF/LA/ NYC Office) or to the general program (normal recruiting) 1) Site Specific: These opportunities pop up sporadically but if you miss the 1 day to submit your application for normal recruiting or want to be 100% sure you get the office of your choice, this is the only way. Also, you spend ~3 full years with these people and they will typically invest more in you ...

First Year S&T Analyst: Citi, RBS or Wells Fargo

I need to choose among the following three companies for the 1-st Year S&T Analyst: Citi, RBS & Wells Fargo. All three companies have great people! I am sure the working environment would be more or less the same (equally good and bad). But, what about compensation? At the moment, I don't consider going to MBA, etc. If I just want to work as a trader till I am 30-35, which company would likely offer me a higher bonus? (I am assuming the base-pay in all three companies is pretty much indifferent) Random advantages: Citi- the company is recovering RBS- less bureucratic yet. Hence, you start actual trading earlier and (if you are good) you start making big monies earlier WF- Strong Fixed Income desk ...

Wells Fargo Employee emails CEO asking for a $10,000 raise

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