Topics regarding layoffs at AT&T

Topics regarding layoffs at AT&T

Leaders eat last?

What happened to the concept of leaders eat last? Here leaders like Stankey eat first, second third, and fourth. Only the best that money can buy for themselves and nothing but the worst possible for their employees.

Is morale still in the toilet?

It was really bad when I left three years ago and I can’t even imagine what it’s like now. What kind of bullsh-t are they trying to spin as positive and "good for employees" these days?

Industry Standard? Let’s Cut the BS.

As of November 2026, only 7.2% of Fortune 500 companies require employees in the office five days a week. Meanwhile, 44% maintain hybrid arrangements, with the rest offering some combination of remote and hybrid work. Flexibility increasingly depends... — read more 

So Much for the Benefits of 5 Day RTO

Outlook and teams down. And here we are, sitting in the office five days a week, unable to do our actual jobs because the very technology we rely on to work is unavailable. Think about how ridiculous this is. We’re forced to commute, sit in... — read more 


Stankey kicked out of Augusta National

Told the board there they were doing it all wrong. Said they needed more eyeballs on The Masters and thus needed to add celebrities to the field of players with him being one of them. He was escorted off the grounds with all privileges revoked.


SpaceX is in talks to buy Boost Mobile or use its network, giving Musk a potential back door into the $235 billion wireless market

As much as I despise the Muskrat,, I gotta admit this is a smart strategy. An outright purchase maybe with a financial value around $3-5 billion with a potential strategic value to Musk/Starlink @ $5-10 billion Boost's primary network is AT&T, with... — read more 


AT&T to Bring Back Customer Service Jobs to U.S. by 2027 AT&T highlights career paths beyond a four-year degree

https://broadbandbreakfast.com/at-t-to-bring-back-customer-service-jobs-to-u-s-by-2027/ AT&T to Bring Back Customer Service Jobs to U.S. by 2027 AT&T highlights career paths beyond a four-year degree WASHINGTON Oct. 30, 2026 — AT&T will move... — read more 


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