Denise Prudhomme died in her cubicle at Wells Fargo on a Friday and wasn't found until the following Tuesday

[raisedbywolves]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/...f292b276&ei=17

The death of a Wells Fargo employee that went unnoticed for four days late last month has left many in the corporate world questioning how such a tragic event could happen.

At around 7 a.m. on Friday, August 30, Denise Prudhomme scanned into her job at a Wells Fargo bank branch in Tempe, Arizona. She later died in her cubicle, and wasn’t discovered until the following Tuesday by a security guard, after employees had complained of a foul odor. Her cause of death remains unclear, but authorities suspect no foul play.

[Bewitchingstorm]

Very sad.

[Angiebla]

Nobody missed her over the weekend or noticed she was gone?

[KimTisha]

The article said she worked in an unoccupied/remote area of the building. Everybody probably checked out early for the weekend on Friday (or hardly anyone was there because most work from home). If she was single and lived alone it's entirely possible that no one missed her for a few days.

[Boston Babe 73]

Shitty cleaning crew. Obviously.

[S281Saleen160]

The article said she worked in an unoccupied/remote area of the building. Everybody probably checked out early for the weekend on Friday (or hardly anyone was there because most work from home). If she was single and lived alone it's entirely possible that no one missed her for a few days.

I could see that happening, alot of office space is indeed unoccupied due to remote workers and she could have been someone (like me) who always requested a cubicle/office as far away from others as possible. Many of those brand new office buildings right there at Tempe Lake park are barely being used, Carvana is there, ADP, Wells Fargo, AT&T.....mostly all empty!