Are all on the horizon as Verizon desperately looks for ways to reduce operating expenses. All wireless carriers are facing contracting profit margins but VZW will feel the most pain since they are the top dog. Ask yourself this question; "If Verizon brings in less money than they did last year, are they going to pay me more or less money this year and next year?" Ignore these warning signs if you choose but I can assure you that no one is safe from Verizon's bean counters and inept leadership that spends like drunken sailors and continually fails to execute quarter after quarter. If your holding your breath for 5G to save the day you are silly. My guess is that the first 24-months of 5G the majority of connections will be for stuff that pays you very little and requires a ton of work for one connection. (Think Home Fusion, or connected cars that will be one connection and require a ton of hand holding). Good luck and keep those resumes ready.
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After seeing the reply made to your inane post, if I were you, right about now I'd be feeling very stupid.
No you covert your landscaper into a pool cleaner because he is a good employee and you value that.
You know, the hole treating employees like they are human beings kind of thing? But Verizon would know nothing about that they treat employees like the toilet paper they just wiped their a$$ with.
On a separate note, you feel pressure from your wife and kids to get a pool. Grow a pair of nuts dude and stand up for yourself. Keeping up with the Joneses is 75% of what is wrong with our consumer society.
Excuse me, but if I have a landscaper that cuts my grass every week, and I decide to put in a pool for my families quality of life (because my a--hole neighbor put one in and now my wife and kids are all over my a--), does the landscaper still expect me to pay him weekly for cutting nothing???
Also, if it becomes MANDATORY for me to remove part or all of my lawn (government or industry demands for all you idiots still reading this), do I still have to pay the landscaper?
But on the flip side, if I add land, in addition to what I already had, that needs to be cut, you think the landscaper is going to do it for the same price as before, or want more money?
1) anyone know a good landscaper
2) f--- unions
Going by VZWs logic for quota which is sell more make less I guess if you sell less you should make more right?
Who are we kidding their quota system is a joke and just exists as a tool to screw over workers.
I believe it, but it has nothing specific. We all know its coming.
the original poster is right. ignore it if u want
Thanks for your factless, speculative opinion.