Wells Fargo IBD SA 2023 Gold Mine

Wells Fargo recently announced a pay increase from $40hr to $53hr

Potential Payout

Regular Pay: $53hr * 40hrs= $2,120

Overtime Pay: $79.50hr * 35hrs= $2,782.50

$2,120 + $2,782.50 = $4,902.50 per week 

$4902.50 * 10 weeks = $49,025 

Signing bonus: $2,500

26 Comments
 

Any WF interns able to weigh in on how many hours you can actually record? What’s stopping you guys from logging 80+ hrs every week?

 

There’s not really any stated limit. Though if you’re staying there until like 1am every day someone might start to wonder what you were doing during that time (although I have no clue who actually verifies the hours)

In my experience you can sit there until 1am refreshing your inbox and log all the hours in and nobody will question you but you’re probably going to drive yourself nuts doing that

 

Work about 60-80 depending on the group. That calculation is useless tho because there are a lot of nuances like a 15% kicker after 8pm and Uncle Sam taking away 33%

 

Is this accurate? I understand the base 40 hours but are interns expected to record 35 overtime hours?

 

Have a buddy who was at Wells last summer in a sweaty group working 85+ hours a week. The only verification that I believe is needed is that you were active on Skype or sending emails until the time you listed. Wells interns make a lot of money. 

 

Yes, but would you really exploit this loophole of aggressively billing your company when your return offer is on the line, especially in this kind of economic climate? 

 

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