 If you are working from home right now, perhaps you're doing this on your computer. If you're away from it, get back to it. Because first reported by Bloomberg News, Wells Fargo says it fired more than a dozen employees for allegedly faking keyboard activity to appear busy with work. The bank didn't say if those employees are remote, just that it does not tolerate unethical behavior. Earlier, I spoke to an editorial intern with the Wall Street Journal about productivity tracking tools.