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These grilling sessions do nothing. The person being interviewed simply gives memorized responses, feigns ignorance, or attempts to pass the blame.
by Rotdhizon 8y ago
These grilling sessions do nothing. The person being interviewed simply gives memorized responses, feigns ignorance, or attempts to pass the blame.
- s73v3r_ 8y agoSeriously. How many times now has the leadership of Wells Fargo been brought in to get a tongue lashing by Congress? And how many times now have they continued to appear repentant and then go right back to being evil?
- pstuart 8y agoSorry, but Wells Fargo isn't evil anymore. I saw their ad that says they're sorry and they're gonna behave now. All good!
- drewmol 8y agoIt's easy to be pessimistic and jaded about this stuff, so thanks for keeping an open mind and for pointing this out. Wells Fargo started in 1852 with good intentions. They were fortunate and experienced exponential growth quickly, and simply lost sight of core values during the chaos of windfall profits stage, finally secumbing to evil sometime during the Spring of 1853. After some overdue self-reflection big changes were put in place, effective Q2 2018.
- davvolun 8y agoFiscal or calendar?
- pstuart 8y agoI was actually being sarcastic. To me this is all lip service. How many executive heads rolled? Went to jail?
- drewmol 8y agoYes, I was too. Facebook made has similar advertising which is basically saying: "Listen, things got fucked up, we made lot's of $$$, and we don't really admit fault. If you do happen to blame us however, we think some forgiveness is in order because things are different now and we're all in this together!"
- pstuart 8y agoWell done, thank you.
- Arubis 8y agoAnd how many people and businesses choose to continue doing business with them?
- lainga 8y agoNot true. It gives each of the representatives a chance to look tough and mad-as-hell-damnit on TV, and maybe produce a soundbite they can shove in their next campaign ad.