Wells Fargo employee found dead at desk after 4 days

I'd like to know more about what her desk was like? Was she situated with her back to other people, so it wasn't obvious that she was unresponsive? Did people leave her undisturbed, out of politeness? Did she pass late Friday afternoon, and no one noticed?

Two things of note: her last badge-in was on a Friday, and her body was noticed on a Tuesday, so two of those days were when the office was closed. The other is that almost everybody in the office, according to the article, works remotely. So, it's possible not many people even had a chance to notice her between when she died on Friday (presumably) and when she was finally found on Tuesday.

However, that office supposedly has round the clock security, and the security on duty didn't pick up on anything unusual. Unless there's some rule against security monitoring the area where she worked, it's possible BOA corporate needs to review its physical security procedures, and possibly its security staff. In any case, something is broken there.

I had three big monitors and ANC headphones. I didn't hear a thing. I was sitting relaxed alone in my room, other co-workers from the same room were on vacations.

I didn't hear the alarm. The guy who had to check if everyone evacuated just glanced over my room and didn't see me, as I was behind the monitors. When I was about to to get some water, I've discovered that the fire doors were all activated.

I remember the feeling when I was going outside the office by using the fire staircase (elevators were off), and seeing firemen passing by, all looking at me as if I was some kind of an alien visiting earth. That feeling now tells me that it's completely believable to miss a dead person for a few days, especially if two days are the weekend. Someone didn't do their job, but this happens, sometimes in the worst time possible. In such cases, we get the news like in this situation.

> They said while most employees at the Wells Fargo office work remote, the building has 24/7 security and someone should have found Prudhomme sooner.

Very sad, although admittedly I thought the title meant she worked for four days before dying of exhaustion. She actually just had a secluded office in an empty building

You know how many office buildings have some kind of foul odor? Lots.