The dress code at Wells Fargo is business professional attire. This includes all branch and corporate positions. Those working out of the call centers, however, are allowed to dress business-casual.
To promote inclusivity in the workplace, Wells Fargo supports gender expression by having personal appearance and dress guidelines that are not gender-specific and support a professional and productive workplace.
Wells Fargo does not discriminate based on personal hair grooming such as natural hair or hairstyles, for example, but not limited to afros, braids, curls, head wraps, twists, or hair textures. The company makes efforts to provide a reasonable personal appearance or dress code accommodation to support an employee's sincerely held religious belief.
Accessories. Bankers wear ties, usually matched with white long-sleeved shirts. Banks in warmer climates may allow you to get by with short-sleeved shirts, but you must still top them off with a tie. To remain on the safe side, stick with conservative ties that match the serious nature of your work.
Wells Fargo Employee: This is simple, but dress business-professional, but they look at suit and tie for me and definitely a suit for women during interviews. That's very important because you do meet with customers. I would say definitely an education.
As a regular employee with a base pay, you will accrue 18 days of paid time off (PTO) in your first year, and you can expect periodic increases to your PTO throughout your tenure.
You deserve the flexibility to live a balanced life
You're not about to sign on with a company that insists on an outmoded, rigid work/life approach. A hybrid schedule is available with many of our corporate positions, giving you the flexibility to work from home on some days and at the office on others.
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