#plano

I’m taking this to mean Plano R&D will be impacted, and “who” will be known by Dec 10.

Anyone know anything about Plano and WFH this next week? Apparently purchase got a wfh notice?

Diwali is a major religious holiday. It is celebrated as a primary religious and cultural festival in India. So why then is the Plano Campus spending all sorts of money to have an outdoor festival during the work day for a religious holiday?

Westlake - Full RTO announcement coming end Q1. All non-client facing associates are required back in full time in Q3. They will be renting a building in Plano and will designate certain teams to the site.

Apparently the board of directors are “none”! Out stock is down again but yet we rec an email with him praising himself! Yes I give credit when do, he has been perfect at the debt ratio for the company for sure and below -0 on employee retention and more! It shows Dailey and hourly within the company! Who or what will be left to sit in those chairs in Plano when all said and done?!

We all understand that the real goal for the Plano HQ is for it to become a part of the Legacy West. Makes perfect sense. People can't complain about going to work when the office is literally across the street.

But, I heard a rumor that Stank wants to get an AT&T themed Scheel's on the property. Emmitt Smith will be swapped out for an animatronic version of Stinkey and his new office will be assembled entirely from Legos and will accessible by Ferris wheel.

Pickleball courts will be on the first floor between lifesize giraffe and elephant sculptures. Johnny-boy will finally have a circus to go with all of his clowns.

AT&T’s future headquarters is being built in Plano, and the message is obvious because companies do not move leadership, investment, talent, and major decision making into one place just to preserve the importance of everyone who chooses to remain somewhere else.

Plano is becoming the place where ambitious people go, where relationships with leadership are built, where important conversations happen, and where the next generation of influence inside AT&T takes shape.

People who choose not to move can keep telling themselves that location does not matter, but eventually they may find themselves hearing about decisions after they were made, watching opportunities go to people closer to the action, and wondering why their old office no longer carries the weight it once did.

Companies move forward with the people willing to move forward with them, and I have no interest in protecting yesterday’s comfort while someone else is positioning themselves for tomorrow’s opportunities.

I am excited for Plano HQ because that is where AT&T is building its future, and I intend to be there while everyone who chooses to stay behind finds out exactly what being left behind feels like. You either find yourself in Plano or on the chopping block.

Wow... Went to plano for the first time in a long time. PRESS chief of staff has a reserved parking spot and office.... Nutty

Why do the follow the work letters that are going out have Dallas listed when we are moving our headquarters 20 miles north in Plano? That is like a 45 min drive just between the locations.

How inconvenient to require people to drive to the Dallas location when the location is changing in 2 years. Who even comes up with this stuff? It is like they are actively trying to cause unnecessary stress and inconvenience to their employees.

I’ll be moving to Plano, Texas, as part of AT&T’s relocation policy. It’s a big change, but the more I learn about Plano, the more excited I am to call it home.

Plano seems to offer the best of both worlds: the energy and opportunities of the Dallas area, without losing the comfort of a welcoming community. There are great restaurants, plenty of parks and trails, a growing business scene, and always something new to explore. It feels like the kind of place where you can build a career and still enjoy life outside of work.

Of course, I’ll miss the people and familiar routines I’m leaving behind. But I’m also looking forward to finding my favorite local spots, meeting new people, and settling into a different rhythm.

I’m excited to continue my career at AT&T and see what this next chapter brings. For now, there are boxes to pack and plans to make—but I’m ready.

Plano feels like the place to be, and I can’t wait to get there.

Anyone from dfs been asked to go to Plano office starting September?

If you are not in Plano already you are toast. The direction from leadership couldn’t be more clear. The important jobs will be here at our new headquarters. Other locations will be phased out in short order. The city of Plano has even provided us incentives to hit certain headcount targets at the new headquarters.

Stock @$20 but we gonna get a new golden palace in Plano! Will anyone be left to sit at a desk there?

Unfortunately couldn’t land another job and relocating to Dallas. How do you know which school is good when every school is a 8 or 10 in Frisco? It feels like eeny meeny miny mo at this point. Any neighborhoods or subdivisions y’all recommend in Frisco or Plano?

https://www.chron.com/texas/article/jpmorgan-chase-layoffs-plano-texas-22320323.php

JPMorgan Chase is laying off 244 employees at its Plano campus. These cuts represent about 2% of the campus workforce. The affected positions are primarily fraud specialist roles. Layoffs are expected to begin on August 21. This action is due to the bank discontinuing inbound fraud call center operations.

Plano, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/jpmorgan-chase-enacts-layoffs-in-plano/287-e3495187-b7b9-4822-b6b7-84c07d323856

Thoughts?

All the price increases on consumer/first net plans! Yelp they gonna pay for Plano Golden Palace!

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What's your pick for good middle school & high?

First time to Dallas. I am seeing traffic is 1 to 1 and half hour each way. Normal traffic in other cities is around 45-50 minutes.

What time do you guys start and leave from work to be in compliance but still have time to pick up/drop off kids.

What gives? Anyone know of a plan to resolve the congestion in the near future?

is it safe to assume this status remains for at least next 2 years until Plano campus is built? I really need to get my family out of rental situation and I was curious if anybody is doing the same this year in a non hub location. If not what else are you doing with your current homes?

Are they still sending people to Dallas pre-Plano campus?
Was the employee appreciate week cookie meant to soften the blow?

I am thinking of buying up real estate right next to the new HQ over the next few years and then renting them out. There will always be employees of all kinds: single, families, and interns who will need a place to stay. Seems like a strong investment. Buy real estate and rent out to other employees.

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/collin-county/city-plano-offer-att-20m-incentive-agreement-move-headquarters/287-148ac984-5700-44a9-abae-d9cc7dbb6aff

Parking at the Plano locations has gotten so bad, the police are starting to write tickets and tow cars. If you get to work after 8:30, forget about it. If you leave for lunch, forget about it when you come back. Your only option is a park & ride lot over 2 miles away. At least the company runs a shuttle back and forth all day.

Did anyone relocate to Plano or Frisco from out of state after the new campus announcement?

Parking at the Plano offices has become increasingly difficult. A new group appears to have moved into the buildings, resulting in a shortage of available parking spaces for everyone. Many employees are now parking improperly, taking up spots outside designated areas, using fire lanes, parking on the grass, occupying EV charging spaces without charging, and even using handicapped spaces. It’s common to see most cars with parking violation notices during lunchtime.

A shuttle operates between the parking lots at 2900 and 3400, allowing employees to park at either location and take the shuttle to their office. However, the shuttle has become ineffective as both parking lots are now filling up. The situation has become quite chaotic.

I hope management addresses this issue and finds a solution soon.

For years all I heard was people complaining about the Downtown Dallas HQ office. You guys literally tore it to shreds. And now that we are exiting the Discovery District yall found something new to pick on - Plano. Please leave Plano alone. We should be grateful of the announcement. Plano and Frisco are some of the best suburbs out here.

Do y’all realize how many announcements Apple, Google, and gang have made about new campuses then the start date for construction gets pushed for this or that reason? Do you know how many permits it takes to knock down huge existing office buildings and the time it will take to pull up massive parking lots and roadways? Just thinking about the number of dump truck runs needed is mind boggling.

This is just big talk to make the news and try to garnish a stock price “buy” recommendation. A new CEO will be named in the next few years and will squash this whole idea, lease a few buildings and call it a day!

As Stank announces plans for the massive Plano campus, keep this in mind..
the mobility network is undergoing a massive ‘RAN Transformation’, which has been widely publicized by Ericsson and our internal
Leadership. Your favorite AI tool can help fill in the blanks.
Ericsson's HQ is conveniently located in Plano, very close to where the new Stank Campus is being built..
Coincidence? Maybe..
But ask yourself why that location and what happens once the network is solely Ericsson in 2028-2030?
For those looking to send your resume’..

Ericsson North America Headquarters is located in Plano, Texas. This is Ericsson’s U.S. headquarters at 6300 Legacy Drive, Plano, TX 75024. 
Key info
• 📍 Address: 6300 Legacy Dr, Plano, TX 75024. 
• 📞 Phone: +1 972-583-0000 (general office). 
• This site serves as Ericsson’s North America headquarters and supports corporate operations for the company in the United States. 

Ericsson also has other facilities in North Texas (for example, a 5G smart factory and innovation labs in nearby Lewisville and operations in Richardson), but the main corporate office listed above is indeed in Plano. 

If you need directions or details about specific teams or job openings there, I can help with that too.

How do you feel about that? Is it going to impact your commute, better or worse location?