Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Layoff all the H1Bs , GCs and hire American as in old days . I am cent percent sure you will see the amazing result just in days

AT&T should prioritize American workers instead of laying off experienced employees while continuing to rely on the H-1B visa program.

Why not return to the days when American companies invested heavily in American talent, provided proper training, and created long-term career opportunities?

If AT&T genuinely wants to improve productivity, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency, it should start by investing in its domestic workforce rather than treating layoffs as the easiest way to reduce costs.

America has plenty of talented engineers, IT professionals, network specialists, and technology graduates who deserve opportunities to contribute.

Before laying off American employees, AT&T should demonstrate that it has exhausted opportunities to retain, retrain, and redeploy qualified domestic workers.

Put American workers first, invest in American talent, and let the results speak for themselves.


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Post ID: @OP+1m4pjv8nh

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We tried to refill our mobility ops team from US. 2 applicants. first gave up, the second was unqualified.
and i'm getting tired of explaining basics of TCP networking to Tier3 folks.

how about we start hiring on skill and know-how instead of geolocation?

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Post ID: @1j2+1m4pjv8nh

Hire those WFH crybabies?

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Post ID: @19v+1m4pjv8nh

I DARE the OP to name actual people you want to go after who work at AT&T.

Go department by department. Find us out. Take us on one by one.

Lets start with naming the people shall we?

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Post ID: @14p+1m4pjv8nh

Having thousands of "H1B Raj's from IT" taking jobs in these economic conditions is just one of the problems. BUT, yes, it is a real problem for the citizens of this country.

In the current environment, there is a glut of talented American workers. Time for some of you H1Bs to go home to your other parts of the world.

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Post ID: @wv+1m4pjv8nh

@r8 Calling it brainwashing is generous. That would require a brain to begin with.

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Post ID: @r9+1m4pjv8nh

@r7 true that ! The brainwashing is so advanced, even the brain has clocked out.

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Post ID: @r8+1m4pjv8nh

Imagine watching a billion-dollar corporation mismanage its workforce and deciding the real problem is Raj from IT. Corporate accountability left the chat, critical thinking never joined. 🤡

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Post ID: @r7+1m4pjv8nh

@pb The rent is due, huh?

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Post ID: @pc+1m4pjv8nh

We can't compete with foreign workers. That's why we need protection from them.

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Post ID: @jm+1m4pjv8nh

@j4 desperate ?

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Post ID: @j9+1m4pjv8nh

The worst thing that can happen right now is "complacency" . If you are not sending emails and making phone calls to you congressmen there will be no gain when the table flips back blue. We as workers need a full court press asking that , any company who uses outsourced or insourced foreign labor MUST face a 7 year ban on bidding on any government contract. It is your tax money that pays for these contracts. Don't let your own money be your undoing when it comes to putting food on your table. It's worth it to make a congressional contact to vent your concerns. You can bet your bottom dollar T spends millions with their lobby to kn--e you in the back.

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Post ID: @f0+1m4pjv8nh

@d7

Well. He has cracked down illegal migrants and now H1b fraud. Promises made, promises kept!!

This will go on for the next 18 years (Trump+JD+Marco)!!

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Post ID: @ez+1m4pjv8nh

It's all about the money:

Budget Flexibility: Companies separate headcount limits from operational expenses (OpEx), allowing them to fund projects through temporary budgets without long-term commitments to full-time employees.

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Post ID: @dj+1m4pjv8nh

OP do you have statistics on total h1b in at&t and their skill levels??

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Post ID: @dc+1m4pjv8nh

“amazing result just in days”

Sounds too much like the empty promises our dear orange leader made/makes over and over again 😣.

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Post ID: @d7+1m4pjv8nh

@af I am having AI make make me up a resume now which will qualify. My friends have a script for when they call my references.

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Post ID: @cw+1m4pjv8nh

@cg hush up and get back to your mud hut

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Post ID: @cr+1m4pjv8nh

@ae lazy Americans are entitled to freebies and WFH, nothing will get done

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Post ID: @cg+1m4pjv8nh

The pay expectation is not the same and the business only cares about the bottom line. Ir doesn’t matter if performance would be better, worse, or the same. The almighty dollar makes the calls and c suite can only see as far as the end of their noses when it comes to impacts. In the nearest future offshore shaves off the bottom line.

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Post ID: @b7+1m4pjv8nh

You think there are enough people to replace them? Are you qualified for those jobs?

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Post ID: @af+1m4pjv8nh

Absolutely agree with OP. It's quite obvious that an H1B program is not needed when unemployment in the tech sector is this high and unhired Americans are waiting in the wings.

Yet and still, the leadership of the company has hired high-level H1Bs at the VP levels and ALLOWED them to hollow-out entire organizations with other members of their CASTE.

THE JIG IS UP. THIS MUST BE FIXED.

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Post ID: @ae+1m4pjv8nh

Stank is CEO, doesn't care about things like that. Workers are simply human capital. No line item for american or even employees.

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Post ID: @aa+1m4pjv8nh

@a3 They will Bro . Bro you are not the only one who knows driving in rain and snow . No cards to play bro.

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Post ID: @a9+1m4pjv8nh

They would have to allow WFH for 24/7 coverage stateside. Driving in ice or snow for 3rd shift unnecessary.

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Post ID: @a3+1m4pjv8nh

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