In the Wells Fargo sales practices scandal, the former CEO's mantra was "Eight is Great." What did that mean? Group of answer choices Eight is great meant that each sales associate had to have eight years of experience to become a bank manager. Eight is great meant that each customer could open a savings account with only an $8.00 deposit. Eight is great meant that each customer was expected to have at least eight Wells Fargo products. Eight is great meant that customer service representatives were expected to spend eight minutes on the telephone with customers to enhance customer service and customer relationships