#socialmedia

Made about 100 Viva Engage posts this week and officially ran out of pictures in my phone. If visibility counts as productivity, I just had the best week of my career

WTF is he doing as anyway to make millions?
All I see is selfies, social media posts, interviews, patting his own back and outing with T. And I had no raise in years. Disgusted

What’s with them spamming ads on Instagram and Facebook nowadays about a lot of things? Just curious

Anyone notice he’s all over Twitter lately? Making comments about execs having to be on Twitter and his so-called startup mode at Cisco

Seriously? What are they afraid of?

Nike needs to cater to its new core audience. Colin Kaepernick is still unemployed so how about a new social justice campaign with him as the front person? I think Nike can still turn this around and own the floor.

https://lnkd.in/p/ehZztfZG

Can you get let go by HR for posting something on this site?

When Rome is burning

You will always know when a post has hit a little too close to home and has said more than Verizon wants you to know.

The employees paid to post disinformation are just an annoyance like that gnat that wants to fly up your nose while you're flipping a burger on the grill.

Then there is the downvote brigade. They will downvote every comment that is negative against Verizon as fast as they can. I have watched downvotes roll down the screen in real time across multiple posts that racked up four or five votes per post in less than a minute. As if somebody sent a text with a link asking for back up.

If the post is particularly accurate and informative the downvote brigade will flood both positive and negative posts with downloads. I saw one thread get annihilated with about 10+ downvotes per post within a short amount of time. If that's only one person, that's impressive.

If the post is uncomfortably accurate, which must have recently happened, the downvote brigade becomes the nonsense brigade. Trying to hide the posts under downvotes won't work. So suddenly the threads get overwhelmed with nonsensical posts that have no point and go nowhere. There is so much mess that you are more likely to avoid reading any posts in that thread.

Then tapping older safe threads with a nonsense post resorts the "active" so older posts get put at the top and the one they want to hide get slowly moved down the line. It's absolutely diabolical. Imagine if they put that much work and enthusiasm into making Verizon better.

Whenever I have dug in and found the thread with the most mess, I pick it apart and there's always at least one post with a legit and important message. And usually I start hearing that message in the news a few days or a week later.

Recognize the nonsense for what it is and use it to your advantage to stay informed.

Or not. You do you.

Pardon me, I do not get it.
Just saw a WF commercial on Facebook. Very long commercial. A guy tries to teach his cat to use toilet and failed.
I don't know how it links to WF.
Who's here in charge of that commercial?

How interesting. People in LinkedIn who don’t even know what the energy cube is are using it now as a meme for people leaving their jobs.

https://lnkd.in/p/gnaw3VNj

When is his last day.... his linkedin posts are quite telling

So LP is on a Europe tour. Do these things really make a difference to the bottom line/ROI/customer decisions at all - or just useful for sycophants to post photos on LinkedIn?

lets all do kegstands. today im moving my family’s lines including in-laws to prepaid owned directly by tmobile or at&t.

unlike most company workers, verizon employees can hurt the performance of their company by choosing not to do business with verizon. humiliate verizon by promoting competitors on social media.

Spend dat money (and post about it on LinkedIn) great job team!!!

A quick search asking which companies on Layoff.com has the most activity….. these are the results. Not sure if this says more about the company or its employees.

1. AT&T
2. Accenture
3. Bank of America
4. Amazon
5. Comcast
6. Cisco
7. Cognizant
8. Dell
9. Microsoft
10. Wells Fargo

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1139701801516302

Anyone else see the instagram post where MW claims to be inspired by Lasso? Cause that tracks.

And it’s allllll over LinkedIn. (Eyes rolling).

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/human-side-disruption-kate-johnson-ecgic?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&utm_campaign=share_via

https://lnkd.in/p/evfAhpQA

Yikes not a good look given what is going on - poor taste.

In front of T.J. Watson in Southern New York.

The more participation, the more information that they don't want us to have. Spill it.

Getting deleted in the name of moderation? He's the head of a dept so senior enough to be named and shamed for his shenanigans

Deleting critical posts without cause is a question of integrity. How can you be neutral when you're running interference?

Instagram posts showing happy employees look like they're from a parallel-universe Dell.

Interesting how the the thread was deleted. Legal sent a cease and desist to have it removed.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/verizon-continues-serial-workforce-reductions-share-7483210242839764992-MCVc/

You're no longer at Dell duummbbasss!!! Good riddance!!

The SLT received HUGE comp increases for the new opentext and many are on LI announcing their promotions and sharing endlessly about their many accomplishments. Others are publicly talking about the new GTM model , clearly excited about their new raises, and some about their company paid I'm sure relocations.

It is stunning because ALL of these people have failed in their previous roles. Meanwhile, many employees announcing their entire teams were let go, the very people who were doing what they could.

There has to be some massive incentives on the table for the ELT around results in addition to their new larger salaries. It's as if they are giddy in their LI posts.

Also, completely inappropriate and poor business sense. LI is not intended for bragging. Oh, and none of them have any significant writing skills.

OpenText looks so foolish right now on LI. A company this size should have a coordinated LI plan.

I think they've been waiting for the layoffs at Xbox to start so they can start using social media again after the no physical discs announcement. This whole situation would be fu--ing hilarious if it weren't so damn sad.

There were some talks about this in JPMC reddit page.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2885607674835420/posts/27677582968544547
SAS is having an event for retirees, weeks after the company-wide celebration, to which we were not invited. Much of the success of SAS is due to the great work of retirees. If we come to said event, we have to pay for our own lunch! Seriously!?! We get to listen to stuff about the latest stuff that ki-led the goose that laid the golden egg, and after all we did, they won't even spring for lunch for us?!? In contrast, there is a mid-October event, independent of SAS, for retirees. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2885607674835420/posts/27527959706840208 I think I will attend the latter. Hope to see you there. I'm sure SAS only cares about the present and the unfortunately bleak future, but shouldn't they have some respect for those that contributed to their early success?

Does anyone know what the NDA will entail? Specifically wondering about social media.

Anyone notice new highlights appearing as links showing up on your posts that werent there before? Whats that about? Im not clicking on them so Im not sure if they are links to another page or site.

You like them?

Here's how people can push back against this.

If layoffs start happening, and I'm one of the people affected, I fully intend to create a presence on YouTube, Rumble, and TikTok focused on the layoffs at Centene and the broader issues with how the company is being managed.

I'd invite former employees to share their experiences (I am sure I can came right here to get folks to speak out) —what it was like working there, how the layoffs were handled, and examples of poor leadership and mismanagement. If I end up getting laid off, keep an eye out for it. Also if I don't get lay'd off please feel free to use my idea!

The reality is that when enough current and former employees speak openly about their experiences, it creates public accountability. Companies pay attention when their reputation, recruiting efforts, and public image are affected.

We've seen major brands take hits when unpopular decisions became public and consumers pushed back (Bud Light and Gillette). The same principle applies here. It's especially relevant when a company benefits from federal and state subsidies while making decisions that negatively impact its workforce.

There was a time when employees had very little ability to challenge this kind of behavior. Today, that's changed. Social media and online platforms give people the ability to share information, compare experiences, and bring issues into the public spotlight.

When enough people tell their stories, it becomes much harder for leadership to ignore what's happening behind closed doors.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ATT/comments/1u8odfp/major_layoffs_today/

Lots of attention on this one and you know our social team monitors this.

Every time I scroll through LinkedIn, I see the same carefully curated posts about how great everything is. It's like reading propaganda. Nobody who actually works here believes any of that cr-p.