Wells Fargo NOT addressing deck we made 3 MONTHS AGO OR GS survey

UPDATE: https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/pls-fix-wells-ib-leadership-addressing-deck-we-made-disappointment

EDIT: https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/2021/03/we…

EDIT: S/O to @wallstreetintern and @litquidity for the features (link / pic below)

This might seem old and repetitive, but yes, I want to complain too. Wells Fargo IB is not the place to be right now.

Banking has become more of a taxing job than it has been recently because of all that's going on (we all know this). It's a sweatshop over here and everyone is putting in 100-hour weeks like it's nobody's business. There's nothing being done. At all. They might think that telling us they're going to "invest in junior banker resources" will make it all better and dandy... but guess what? It doesn't do jacks**t. Actions speak louder than words.

Why is it possible for a human (not actually 1 human, hundreds) who was being fed during less strenuous times to be begging management for food 12 months later? Yes, some analysts here made a deck too and passed it around and it made its way up the ladder (supposedly, who knows lol). It's been out for months now and we had brought this up way before then.

Jokes are over, this is ridiculous. Charlie Scharf's goal is to triple IB revenue in 5 years. Charlie, invest in the junior bankers that will carry the bulk of that load, or there won't be any to invest in within 5 months. I just want to eat man... You can keep the 20k lifestyle bonus... but I might take a peloton too tbh... IF YOU'RE SO GENEROUS AND THE CULTURE IS SO GREAT.

EDIT: @wallstreetintern feature: https://www.instagram.com/p/CM3nUvHg50P/

EDIT: @litquidity feature:

 @litquidity exposing Wells Fargo

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WF analyst here and completely reiterate the above. Always preaching culture but no actual action taken outside of our protected Friday nights and one weekend. We are being overworked (and in many cases just on aimless pitches and passive bookrunner deals not even deals that lead to good experience). The lack of meals is absurd and supposedly senior management is “figuring it out” but we’re gonna be back in the damn office before they do at this pace. 
 

A bank with this deal flow can’t afford to be acting this shitty when the lateral market is as hot as it is. I expect post august bonuses there’s gonna be some major exodus going on 

 
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I for one, am MAD as HELL about this. I think I speak for a lot of others on here though when I say...if you could please switch those two logos in the light purple box on the peer analysis page before sending it out to the client, that'd be great (it kind of just throws off the whole alphabetical order thing you had going)...otherwise, looks great! Don't stay late!

Thx!

 

Can confirm everything here. Analysts, Associates, and even VPs have been quitting. Wells is understaffed and analysts getting overworked.

Everyone wants to quit and they aren’t doing anything about it.

 

Citi also doesn't get a WFH meal allowance nor any other perks since COVID kicked off.

All they have given is two days extra days of leave (1 per year) and now "Zoom-free Fridays".

While the latter is being enforced so far, I don't know who asked for it and there are much more pressing issues than "Zoom fatigue". Besides, client calls (obviously) still go in on Friday.

 

incoming SA for WF corp banking. should i ask to be staffed on IB stuff if I want to switch into it? seems like a good time... wondering if its appropriate to reach out to MDs and offer help? 

 

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