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Saw this last week. Its interesting and sad.
Interesting because some of the employees say that there are many people that no longer go into the office. I've heard this from others that used to work in large buildings. Many floors are only used sparingly. The impacts of the shift to work from home are still being worked out. I expect a major correction in the commercial real estate market. It may take years for this to be worked out.
It incredibly sad that this woman was dead for days and apparently no one she worked with, family, or friends noticed. It doesn't shock me but it is a reminder of the lonely lives many live.
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This is the most Wells Fargo thing I've ever heard.
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The sad reality is, they will forget your name tomorrow if it happens to you. Do what matters to YOU, forget work "loyalty" that thing of the past is gone. Too bad for her, she was 60 and alone... Don't let this happen to YOU, I say.
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This was right down the road from where I live. What makes it so sad is people didn't find out she passed until it started to smell. Why go into the office, when management isn't even there to check on you?
In my office it is the same way, I can commute be there all day and not a soul knows I am in the office, but it is required that I go in the office. I'm so sick of this fiat BS and can't wait for it to collapse.
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Wells Fargo killed her!
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She wasn't old, 60 years
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What?!?!? So sad 😞
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Things could of been worse if they had a company pet cat
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @xz 4 Sep
Very sad. Although you might not expect to hear of this level of general societal malfeasance much in advanced economies, it's probably not entirely uncommon. But it's precisely that there would be outrage and horror once upon a time. Now this kind of thing goes largely unnoticed while po-faced politicians, executives and aristocrats scurry about like festering rats, feeding on the carcasses of Keynsian economies. IMO.
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