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    Wells Fargo Ethics Essay

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    qualities: integrity, intelligence, and energy. If they do not have the first one, the other two will ‘kill’. Wells Fargo needs to implement functioning ethics safeguards to avoid recruit the unethical employee. The managers and employees need to be conscious of the definition of integrity itself, what integrity looks like in the business and why integrity important in the business. The…

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    In light of recent events, no high end corporation is above regulations and laws of the nation. Wells Fargo, a bank with the highest market valuation in America, has been charged with fraud. This company is worth of $250 million dollars, with customers across 35 countries, totaling 70 million people as global customers (CNN Money). Keeping people accountable for their actions is something that the government has been put in place for, and this is one of the times that they have not promptly…

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    The ethical values that are part of the Wells Fargo ethics statement are totally contradictory of the words and actions that express their values, beliefs, and customs. The examples for ethical behavior are in stark contrast to what the company exhibited. Honest communication was not occuring when the customers information was being used to open fraudulent accounts (Galegroup, 2016). Noncompliance with the law, conflicts of interest, and creating a coverup of misconduct broke almost all of the…

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    be in charge of number of stores or to work at the corporate offices focusing on growth and development throughout the company. More so, to full fill my dream of opening a fine dining restaurant with the idea to expand both on a national level as well as that of an international one. I quickly realized that in order to advance to the next level a MBA would be my greatest asset. Despite my experience from working in the United States and…

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    changed the banking industry in the U.S. once and forever. I started working at Wells Fargo bank in November 2014. I had witness that bank ordering us to practice unethical behaves towards our customers. I felt that was so wrong and it was my responsibility to change that practice by Wells Fargo bank. I started talking to my coworkers at work about these practices and I started bringing them together against Wells Fargo Bank. I contacted Communication for Workers of America organization and I…

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    ineffective leadership is the Wells Fargo Accounts scandal. It seems the leadership in that scenario was more concerned about making sales, than about meeting the customer needs or supporting the employees that were supposed to provide service and products needed to customers. The company leadership did not lead with integrity and honesty and dishonesty and carelessness seems to have been modeled down to the pipelines of employees. C1. Justification In the Wells Fargo Account Scandal,…

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    Wells Fargo Case Summary

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    industry. One reason may be because of strong competition and allowing consumers to be a part of their own products. Banks have played a great role in allowing consumers to do their banking transactions online and customizing their banking needs. Wells Fargo has done this for me. I can customize my debit card and use it as an ID. For the bank, this reduces delivery cost and fraud activities, and for me the customer, it gives satisfaction, security and convenience. In manufacturing, mass…

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    Even with the prestige that Wells Fargo holds being a collection specialist was emotionally draining for me and as a result I got a job at the Grand America Hotel and Resorts. The Grand America Hotel, an AAA Diamond Award-winning, Forbes Star property, is part of the Holding family portfolio of hotels and resorts. In addition to The Grand America, the Holding family properties include Sun Valley Resort in Sun Valley, Idaho (twice selected by readers of Ski magazine as the nation’s top ski…

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    I went to go visit Wells Fargo Bank on Saturday September 17, 2016. I talked to Natalie and she helped me get information regarding about the savings account and the checking accounts. I also go a little bit of information on the investment, she told me that Wells Fargo is not license for investment. In Wells Fargo they have five types of savings account. The first one is Way2save account in this account is design to make savings on a regular basis. It offers automatic transfer and an option to…

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    According to Laurie Sullivan in her article “Wells Fargo Bets on ‘Total Market Approach’ Threading Messages through Multiple Cultures” Wells Fargo uses a “total market approach” as their target market. (Sullivan, 2015) This means that Wells Fargo target market is everyone. This is evident when you go to their home page see services offered not only for individuals, but also for small businesses and for corporations (14). Instead of focusing on attracting one or two types of customers they…

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