The workplace has become more political, with little room for employee ideas and almost no accountability. No wonder good people are looking for the exit as fast as they can. Who in their right mind wants to stay in this environment? I had high hopes when Hans was replaced by Dan. Those hopes are gone now.
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@d5. Not certain what part of the business you work in. For the old VZW employees, like was pretty good 15 years ago. At least from my perspective
@d9 they even do bother write the deck by themselves and let AIs do that for them and they just read them during the calls , having no ideas what they're saying 😭😞
@OP My organization has always been a cesspool of incompetence and favoritism and I'm baffled by the people who keep posting about the good old days. I've been here for over 15 years and I've never even gotten a glimpse at this utopia some of you keep "remembering" wistfully. Sure things have gotten worse but they were not great to begin with.
This place is a joke of a company. Leaders just review decks and present them to their bosses without having any idea what the content means. Verizon is a huge presentation factory with no execution.
Bureaucracy and politics has become unbearable… what is happening?
you aint kidding @OP . i barely rekongnize it to. those were the good ol days. bak in the day folks was good peoples. january first, 1984 was a sad day. : (