For at least 5 years, Wells Fargo pushed aggressive sales goals for low-wage employees that were so unrealistic and so unattainable that some felt pressured to commit crimes just to keep their jobs.
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Waters highlights the pressure on Wells Fargo employees leading to unethical behavior.
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