Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Massive layoffs coming..

Most of VPs, AVPs and Directors are su-king all the dollars away from the company. All they do is send and forward emails. Utter waste (Co-pilot is doing a better job) Fire them now and save the real workers before there is no one left in the company.


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Post ID: @OP+1kk0byy94

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Bring it on!

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Post ID: @yy+1kk0byy94

@a4 If you want to be objective, isolate ATT just to NA or Include Deutsche Telekom into the calculation. ATT is operating globally, so it needs more employees

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Post ID: @x5+1kk0byy94

There will be very few layoffs. They are planning to just not backfill as the aging workforce leaves.

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Post ID: @tq+1kk0byy94

“ I have tried copilot a few times. It adds inefficiencies. Take that 30 second email into a five minute production“

1000% . Sure you can use it to transcribe and summarize meetings. And it works “ok”. You still need to review and carefully edit all of it.

Thing is, you need to jump on board so your Directors on up can crow about how “hip” their teams are embracing the AI, and everyone is essentially being rated in their adoption of it,

We become fixated on this stuff instead of important actual deliverables.

We focus on “automating” things that take 5 seconds to do. And the “automation” ends up causing problems that take a whole lot more than the 5 seconds to fix. And then the people that did the “automation” are lauded on their reviews for their incredible accomplishments.

Make it make sense.

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Post ID: @nh+1kk0byy94

I have tried copilot a few times. It adds inefficiencies. Take that 30 second email into a five minute production.

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Post ID: @hf+1kk0byy94

That rumor gets passed around and revived every year- it's never happened like that. Sometimes, and rarely, they will 'reduce layers' but they're just shuffling people around and they're still employed, even at the same levels as before. SS;DD.

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Post ID: @h7+1kk0byy94

Been that way FOREVER!!! My manager Stephen Dillon was a total DOLT...completely USELESSS

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Post ID: @h2+1kk0byy94

Yeah. I heard 200 this year. Not bad.

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Post ID: @db+1kk0byy94

Massive? What do you men by massive. I hear that for several years in a row now and not much action.

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Post ID: @cv+1kk0byy94

OP, I don't know how to break it to you but we never have "massive layoffs". Always talk a big game and underdeliver on the #'s. We start with 7K and end up with ~386. Every time.

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Post ID: @cn+1kk0byy94

Too many field techs doing nothing the whole day because there is no jobs and using the "no work" code very single day...the only ones having lots of jobs are the new prem techs.

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Post ID: @ck+1kk0byy94

Nice OP head line! Yes I also want to have another massive O because I love getting laid and coming.

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Post ID: @bz+1kk0byy94

I got laid last night!

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Post ID: @bg+1kk0byy94

Finance, corporate compliance, and social responsibility is just as bad

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Post ID: @b0+1kk0byy94

Marketing has directors with 1 person. There is not a chance that is going to be overlooked. I suspect they will be surpluses very soon. The bloat and lack of span and control director and up is insane.

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Post ID: @ax+1kk0byy94

L4+ all seem invincible from where I sit. Their little head count empires get cut in half and they seem to get rewarded for it.

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Post ID: @as+1kk0byy94

Go look at marketing group. AVP with all contractors. Director with 2 people.

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Post ID: @a6+1kk0byy94

@OP As of late 2024–2025, AT&T has the highest employee count (~140K–150K) but a lower revenue per employee (~$838K) compared to competitors. Verizon has ~100K employees with higher efficiency, while T-Mobile operates with the smallest workforce (~67K), driving higher revenue efficiency per employee.

So target 50% ???

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