Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Who’s next on the Chopping Block ?

What AT&T assets/companies are next to the axe? Take your guess...

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@2bsp, didn't say SSIM wasn't important, they most definitely are...but many of them are sitting there with very little to no work and not getting surplused while C&E I&M is covered up with work and still getting surplused

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Post ID: @2mqw+11sCuHcN

SSIM’s too important to surplus. We know all the new and old technology.

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Post ID: @2bsp+11sCuHcN

Apparently not SSIM...911 folks on the last D3 SE surplus list, not a single one from SSIM. A lot of areas with a lot of thumb twiddling going on.

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Post ID: @1vvb+11sCuHcN

Hopefully they contract out the work the field dinks do. Our union workers are lazy and unproductive and we can save lots of money using more efficient and knowledgeable contractors. We need to drive the stock price up so those of us who own lots can get some capital gains :)

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I know a couple of mobility guys in my area in the same situation as you. No tickets, almost no work. Survival mode all day. And no one from their management said nothing or “don’t know nothing”. But contractors like mastec and Ericsson are very busy on the sites. This silence is so loud....

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Post ID: @1vjb+11sCuHcN

Mostly managers reckon cause they born with a yellow streak and they’re lazy. Get out now before your beat out.

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Post ID: @1zuh+11sCuHcN

I don't think AT&T could pay a company to take DigitalLife. It was executed by people still living in the 1980s. AT&T is so far behind the curve. They are the leader of the rear of the pack.

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@-emi

As per announcement, 1.1 million wireless customers in PR. Roughly half the island population have AT&T services. That’s not counting their wireline customers. Impressive to me...

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Post ID: @cla+11sCuHcN

How profitable were the Puerto Rico operations? Just don’t see a huge number of that population paying 150-200 monthly.

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Post ID: @emi+11sCuHcN

Can I get Mobility for $300, Alex?

Thats my guess. Mobility. We’re SOOOO slow. All of our work has gone to contractors. Sure, there are areas where some guys are busier. But nationally that’s not the case. I work in a large metro area, all we do is create our own bs tickets to stay busy. Door lock code changes, weed control etc. I honestly don’t even know the last time I’ve used a hand tool.

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Post ID: @ypz+11sCuHcN

It’s seems like nobody is out of reach. With the move at&t made yesterday in Puerto Rico, giving up on one of its cash cow BU, Mobility (wireless). They appear to be willing to sell its wireless operations. As far as I know one of the most profitable business for at&t right now. This is not good for sure.

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Post ID: @tit+11sCuHcN

The Uverse platform will be going away along with the majority of the headcount.

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Post ID: @ipd+11sCuHcN

Xandr is next. The new privacy laws will keep this from earning as much profit as expected.

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Post ID: @uvq+11sCuHcN

Anybody

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Post ID: @nmz+11sCuHcN

With the timer warner merger complete , Randy can now execute his plan on selling the rest of the company. We will just be warnermedia lol

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Post ID: @gxl+11sCuHcN

Don’t worry folks. The next big brilliant idea in the pipeline for Randy and the gang is making AT&T an MVNO of Tmobile. Be patient

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Post ID: @zjm+11sCuHcN

no one will buy digital life, money loser Ops, T would be very lucky if it get 30% of the money invested in this fiasco.

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Post ID: @zka+11sCuHcN

network operations is next......contractors love AT&T

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Post ID: @edo+11sCuHcN

haha, it gets better and better, I feel for you guys! carlos salinas must be laughing his a– off, Lol, get out my contry AT&T#Karma

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Post ID: @eul+11sCuHcN

Now that at&t has abandoned Puerto Rico, next in line will be AT&T Mexico for sure. Of course they a trying to find a super hero to buy DTV but that is more difficult. Network assets sale will continue and move to the states because they think at&t is now a media company, no longer a telecom. Will insist in this until at&t be barely a corp with such a small employee and infrastructure footprint. Insane!!!!!!

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Post ID: @fys+11sCuHcN

@kus To this point how could AT&T take care of liabilities $$$$ if not selling assets ? This clowns have put this company is a precarious position.

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Post ID: @eeg+11sCuHcN

DigitalLife

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Post ID: @yyo+11sCuHcN

Forget selling assets. We need to start getting rid of our liabilities. Namely Randall and Stankey.

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