What are you doing to prepare for the layoffs our new CEO promises?
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Stock up on sun screen, party supplies and masks. Going to enjoy myself when this gig is over and wait for things to settle down and find a job doing something else.
Waiting on the Stank to finish his California hostel.
pride goeth before the fall
What fall? Sounds like he/she has his/her finances in order.
@2xrl - pride goeth before the fall
Big beautiful debt. It's the American way.
"laden"...it's debt "laden".
Don't you get a red squiggly line when you make words up?
Debt free.
Good size 401K and Roth IRAs.
$200k cash sitting in the credit union.
I’ll probably buy a Class B and hit the road.
Good luck to you debt-laidened fools.
- Looking at the "s-xiest Bikinis in 2019" at the moment. I'll get back with you later, OK?
You are always preparing if you are living within your means.
Don’t care. My resume and LinkedIn are updated and current. I stopped worrying about things out of my control a couple surplus events ago.
Organizing my sock drawer!
I ask myself I I will care about if I am rebadged..if this answer is no, I gave it no effort.
Come to this site and denigrate AT&T. Oh wait, I've been doing that already.
What @gyb said. I really hate that this sorry company has destroyed my strong work ethic. Temporarily at least. But f^ck this company.
A:Getting Revenge Passively 12
steps
1-Ignore the sense of urgency.
2-Stop Wiek/social networking
3-Don't help the person when they need it.
4-if the situation warrants it, consider taking FMLA, Miss deadlines.
5- Don't share your knowledge
6- Swiftly Undermine their Project efforts.
7- K–l 'em with kindness and lie
8-Make the decision Not to sink to their level.
9-Send anonymous letters to HR report everyrhing.
10-Leave your Manager a disgusting gift.
11-Embarrass them publicly when they take credit for your work.
- .........
Nothing. I’ll take my severance, pay off the rest of my house and live the simple stress free life.