Is it true they laid off all the site managers, or field operation techs, or whatever they call them now?
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@1nv calling them “Ops Techs” is like calling the current president, smart. Both instances should have never happened but here we are dealing with the outcome of decisions made by less educated people.
@1nv And let’s not forget the “Construction PM” roles—again, managing construction with little to no actual construction management experience. Apparently who you know is the new qualification standard. Seems to be a strategy that starts at the top and works its way down.
Nothing says “operational efficiency” like eliminating experienced Construction Managers and handing construction to Ops Techs with zero construction experience. Bold strategy.
Stick to fixing lights and broken gates. Those of us with actual construction experience will keep building the industry.
It’s pretty nice out here in the real world of Construction Management.
@bz Network is gone and you still can not get them out of your mouth. That’s hilarious! Now the Tower “Techs” are getting fingered…guess you all have still not learned how to be accountable.
People are in the roles but titles vary but people are spreading propaganda otherwise ignore the noise
At least with network gone we don’t need to here how good the ops and techs are vs the fiber ops and techs