Wells Fargo employees say little has changed since fake accounts scandal
Bank workers say they are still under pressure to get bonuses and push through deal closings with ‘no real respect’
It has been two years since Wells Fargo was embroiled in one of the biggest banking scandals in history. Under pressure to hit sales targets it was revealed that staff had created millions of fake bank accounts in order to hit their goals. Despite huge fines, a congressional mauling and public apologies, employees at the 166-year-old bank claim little has changed.
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