Topics regarding layoffs at AT&T

Topics regarding layoffs at AT&T

Lay off the Detractors

C'mon ATT. You've sent plenty of good people packing, yet somehow missed a significant number of freeloaders who haven't worked an honest day in years. Those Detractors bring down the performance of everyone around them, always complaining about a... — read more 


It's not that simple

Many people say “just leave” as if it were simple. It is not. The market is crowded, and unless you have a highly sought-after skill set, finding something new can take months. Begin lining up another opportunity while you are still employed, as that... — read more 


Office work - not for me

I gave it a chance and tried going to the office in Bratislava 5 days a week. My assessment is that it is a total waste of time and money, since most of my colleagues are in the USA, I just sit among strangers. Zero collaboration, zero added value... — read more 


I only have 8 toes

due to a birth defect, and have thus filed a formal complaint under ADA against Corey.

Fidelity

Seeing posts asking questions about pensions/retirement. I always go to them every couple of years to get an update on where I am. They can’t predict future changes in policy or your financial behavior but always felt like I was at least taking my... — read more 


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Confused

I admit I'm old and not familiar with a lot of"slang" so I looked up 10 toes... here's what I found "slang for being fully loyal, and grounded in a belief, cause, or person". I could have sworn the message from Stinkeye was he didn't want loyalty ... — read more 


AT&T at 567

#567, oh #ATT what a dive, Out of six hundred companies, we are barely alive. A “best place to work”? That’s hilarious, what a joke, We a dumpster on fire, our leaders breathing in smoke. “How and where we work” leaders spoke with pride, But our... — read more 


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| 970 views | | 3 replies (last September 26, 2025)
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Pension

I am less than 50s and I have pension plan with $X vested. If I decide to resign or get surplused, what happens to that amount? Will it stay with Fidelity and can I start getting monthly pension checks if I want to cash out or do I have to wait till... — read more 


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