Somebody knew. Society is just so selfish these days that everybody wanted to make it "somebody else's problem".
Pay attention all you people who think living single and without a family is so great, you could be next. Get married, raise a family, don't just be a cog in a cubicle who dies and nobody notices.
I’m so sad that people, even after this event, are afraid to lose their jobs if they talk about it openly. That’s so toxic and depressing about the work environment.
Another sad aspect of this is that within the 4 days that she was dead, no friends/family/associates ever checked on her or called her job when they couldn't reach her, it finally took a fellow employee coming up to her to realize she was dead. I hate to speculate, but she seemed to have lived a very lonely life.
Most people are invisible now. Most live their lives with faces buried in screens, and are completely socially unconscious. They live in their own world. It's only natural that people wouldn't notice someone who was not making a scene.
When i started out as a new nurse at a high pressure hospital unit, one of the more senior nurses gave me the best advice: don't let management dictate your life, don't do overtime that you can't handle, you are more important than work because if something happens to you from overworking, management won't even send you flowers at the funeral.
So, based on how long this employee was dead on the 3rd floor … Wells Fargo doesn’t have a nightly cleaning crew to clean the offices? Security doesn’t do rounds at night?
How is Wells Fargo still in operations 🤦♂️ from loosing clients retirement savings to laundering money for cartels to not knowing what goes on in their own offices
It’s interesting that people are blaming Wells Fargo but how about holding the people accountable that actually worked near her each day? Those are the ones we should be blaming
This happened because she was required to work 'hybrid' and was previously a WFH employee, idiotic arbitrary return to office policies just because companies don't want to 'waste' their big buildings. There was no reason for her to be working in the office at all.
Seeing as I work security and take note that if staff is still on site, I would check on them, especially on building checks, someone whether Wells Fargo employee or security could notice hours after, not days.
Actually, it is the society the left has created, no one wants to be bothered, because more than likely there were only losses to be encountered for engaging with another individual.
Why didn't anyone from security find her? I understand she died on a Friday and most offices don't have people working Saturday or Sunday making it less likely for anyone in her department to notice but the 24/7 security should be patrolling the office once in a while making sure everything and EVERYONE is O.K. And it's still sad that she went all day Monday without her department noticing but with so many people working from home these days leaving many office buildings basically empty these types of scenarios become more likely.
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Wells Fargo was already an awful company but this is just despicable!!!!
Wait 😮 she has no family or kids that didn’t realize she hadn’t come home from work? Unbelievable
So, the janitor cleaned around her for 4 days and didn't want to disturb her rest?
Somebody knew. Society is just so selfish these days that everybody wanted to make it "somebody else's problem".
Pay attention all you people who think living single and without a family is so great, you could be next. Get married, raise a family, don't just be a cog in a cubicle who dies and nobody notices.
This is unacceptable!
I’m so sad that people, even after this event, are afraid to lose their jobs if they talk about it openly. That’s so toxic and depressing about the work environment.
Another sad aspect of this is that within the 4 days that she was dead, no friends/family/associates ever checked on her or called her job when they couldn't reach her, it finally took a fellow employee coming up to her to realize she was dead. I hate to speculate, but she seemed to have lived a very lonely life.
Why didn't she just go home?
She got paid for 96 hours on fri.
Omg
I hope they pay her family for the overtime
Wells Fargo… they not only scam people out of Millions, they will leave you dead and alone for days…
Quit your jobs. They don't care. Work your life for zero appreciation. You're just a number people
Most people are invisible now. Most live their lives with faces buried in screens, and are completely socially unconscious. They live in their own world. It's only natural that people wouldn't notice someone who was not making a scene.
She was Worked To Death.
The world have progress…or did we? Everyone for themselves.
Yeap.
Companies love you and care for you.
When i started out as a new nurse at a high pressure hospital unit, one of the more senior nurses gave me the best advice: don't let management dictate your life, don't do overtime that you can't handle, you are more important than work because if something happens to you from overworking, management won't even send you flowers at the funeral.
People probably thought she was sleeping
So, based on how long this employee was dead on the 3rd floor … Wells Fargo doesn’t have a nightly cleaning crew to clean the offices? Security doesn’t do rounds at night?
Other workers must be relieved that the building was "thoroughly cleaned". Like that's the issue.
Disgusting 🤮🤮🤮🤮
That poor woman. What a soulless corporation. RIP
I hate to say it but to be honest the only day that surprises me …a little is Monday
Friday is Friday….Sat/Sun = the weekend
Again, if she died Friday PM ….unfortunately I can absolutely see nobody finding her until Monday……
IMO only "Monday" is the wTF …
Especially in a world where ppl are working remotely and on phones with earpods in ears….minding their own business.
And if Monday is a light staff day ….unfortunately it's not that unimaginable…..I'd wonder where the cleaning crew was perhaps
Otherwise, I can see it, especially starting on a Friday
How is this possible?
Dam, this is like a " 6ft under" opening
Wells Fargo always seems to mistreat / threaten its employees.
Was she still on the clock?
Calling on the company to do more you're an employee do more
Imagine their payroll office? You know the manager was like, "may sure not to pay her for those 4 days". 😮
How can anybody not notice a dead body?
And big companies dont allow remote work because 'water cooler conversations are so integral'. Mmmhmmm, sure. 🤔
How is Wells Fargo still in operations 🤦♂️ from loosing clients retirement savings to laundering money for cartels to not knowing what goes on in their own offices
It’s interesting that people are blaming Wells Fargo but how about holding the people accountable that actually worked near her each day? Those are the ones we should be blaming
I’m sorry WHAT?!
This happened because she was required to work 'hybrid' and was previously a WFH employee, idiotic arbitrary return to office policies just because companies don't want to 'waste' their big buildings. There was no reason for her to be working in the office at all.
Does she get overtime then?
If Wells Fargo can't even account for their own employees, INSIDE their own bank, how can they account for money?
Rest in peace ❤
This can’t be real 😮
Did she get paid overtime? She didn't clock out.
No family or friends noticed she was missing for 4 days either ???
Seeing as I work security and take note that if staff is still on site, I would check on them, especially on building checks, someone whether Wells Fargo employee or security could notice hours after, not days.
Maybe it was.murder
Actually, it is the society the left has created, no one wants to be bothered, because more than likely there were only losses to be encountered for engaging with another individual.
What’s really sad is that nobody reported her as missing! 😢
Even more reason for me to move my money to a different bank. Why is Wells Fargo always in the news for bad 💩. Doesn’t get any worse than this.
I hope cleaning and security lost their jobs. Typical workers afraid for their jobs. Hear no evil. Speak no evil See no evil
Why didn't anyone from security find her? I understand she died on a Friday and most offices don't have people working Saturday or Sunday making it less likely for anyone in her department to notice but the 24/7 security should be patrolling the office once in a while making sure everything and EVERYONE is O.K. And it's still sad that she went all day Monday without her department noticing but with so many people working from home these days leaving many office buildings basically empty these types of scenarios become more likely.
It's extremely difficult to grasp how no one from family or friends reported her missing in those 4 days.