Article Ethics and Sales Training in the Financial Services Industry Originally Published on TrainingIndustry.com. In September of 2016 news broke that Wells Fargo was fined $185 million for “widespread illegal” practices, including opening accounts without customers’ knowledge. In the weeks since then, details have emerged about a “pressure-cooker sales culture” in which employees say they felt they had to cheat the system in order to achieve quotas and keep their jobs. Some argue that Wells Fargo is not alone in this type of behavior. How can scandals of this nature be prevented? What should financial services organizations do to ensure that ethical standards are followed by their employees at all levels? One key answer is to examine training practices. Read the full article here Share This Post: Related Resources Article How Value-Driven Relationships Help Future-Proof Your Bank Originally contributed by Amanda Ervin and Bruce Wedderburn for Bank Director Magazine Regional and community banks have grappled with challenges… Read More Article Transform Employee Onboarding: Cultivating Commitment from Day One Originally contributed by Amara Hunt for TrainingIndustry.com. Whether you’re connecting with a sales representative or being introduced into a company,… Read More Article Enhancing the Critical Preparation Phase of Selling Effective preparation in sales goes beyond what is expected to elevate and differentiate your conversations. Originally contributed by Mike Esterday… Read More