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    by the state causing internal and external protests to occur, the state is then pressured to succumb to the demands of the people and enact change (Godoy, Feb 07). When applied to the Wells Fargo/Seattle case the boomerang misses the initial step because abuse has yet to happen and the final step because Wells Fargo did not follow the demands of the protestors. In Latin America, the boomerang was a powerful tool used to tackle civil and political rights violations. One such occurrence was in…

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    In the case of Wells Fargo’s stated ethical values versus reality, it can only be stated that Wells Fargo was willing to “talk-the-talk;” however, it showed that the company was not ready to “walk-the-walk.” Though I am sure some very ethical employees were involved in the scandal in which Wells Fargo attempted to open over two million credit lines and bank accounts without the approval of the customers in which they fraudulently attempted to increase the value of the company, even the most…

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    capabilities’, which is constituted 48% of their revenue (zacks.com) A Wells Fargo Branch in Los Angles got the attention of a lawyer and filed a civil lawsuit. The filing accused the finical president had been accused of setting unattainable goals for the employees, and inducting them to do fraudulent things to hit target. Mike Feuer, attorney of Los Angles read an article about how both current and past employees of Wells Fargo had related their experiences in the sales pressure. The article…

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    September 28, 2014 Cook County, Illinois filed suit against Wells Fargo, the nation’s largest mortgage lender, claiming over $300 million in damages. The suit alleged that Wells Fargo’s unethical practices unfairly targeted low-income, minority families and contributed to the housing crisis that left the city with abandoned buildings and million of dollars lost in property taxes. The banking institution was accused of knowingly distributing home loans to black and Hispanic customers, many of…

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    demand, I may apply this concept in when deciding on what financial institution to bank with. In the event that Wells Fargo’s continue to practice unethical business practices, customers will shift to other financial institution such as Bank Of America which will reduce the demand for Wells Fargo products. While increasing the demand for Bank of America products and services. For Wells Fargo to keep their customers they will have to offer customer free accounts, incentives or rewards to compete…

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    I only have a couple of drinks last night as I stand in front of my boss telling myself she might forgive me but I heard the dreaded word “Why were you late?” Quickly I imagined a realistic story she might believe. It was a busy morning for the Wells Fargo bank I stood there in line holding my light blue check watching as the bank teller with their bright white shirt and black pants uniform standing behind a bulletproof window talking to the customers about their balances, deposits, and…

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    With the support of Comcast Spectacor, Wells Fargo Center has the opportunity to resolve some of these communication issues. The organization's goal is to make sure visitors to the center enjoy their time, enough to come again. So when it comes to an employee management needs to make sure that clear expectations and understanding of the position or positions throughout the building. The creation of a communication protocol for all situations is necessary when it comes to training. Currently, the…

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    audience’s attention and drawing focus to the product being advertised. Commercials can attract a person’s attention with a plethora of devices such as a catchy jingle, flashy pictures, and an upbeat intro with a memorable slogan ( i.e. “Shamwow!”). In Wells Fargo’s “Learning Sign Language” a lesbian couple is seen practicing sign-language, incorporating into their daily routines. The commercial wraps up with the couple being introduced to a young girl for the first time, and it turns out the…

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    Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Scandal: Where Was The Board? Wells Fargo is an American bank founded in 1852 and today operates internationally all around the world with more than 270K employees. In July 2015, Wells Fargo became the world’s most valuable bank with $301.6 billion market capitalization. In the same time company ranked the 22nd in the list of Fortune’s “World’s Most Admired Companies” ranking. In September 2016, company appeared on the breaking news about the phony/ghost accounts opened…

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    Wells Fargo was caught in a scandal where employees would create fake emails and secretly issue credit cards without the customer’s consent. Employees opened more than 1 million bank accounts and issued more than half a million credit cards. As a result Wells Fargo fired the suspected employees for opening accounts without authorization of the customer. This led to employees to file “A class action in California seeking $2.6 billion or more for workers who tried to meet aggressive sales quotas…

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