I have to go to many at&t corporate buildings. Apparently the company has stopped paying for pest control. I find the roaches in many locations crawling around ion broad daylight across the halls, across desks, everywhere. They’re completely infested. These are the working conditions employees are now subjected to.
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Glad to hear the bed bugs at our location now have friends with the new neighbors the c—roaches
you left out the birdc-ap....
The roaches are there to eat the rats. Welcome to the new AT&T.
Just make the c—roach the company mascot, and put it on the logo. Eventually, they will be outsourced and you won't have to deal with them anymore. Problem solved. Maybe if you collaborated more, you'd have come to that solution on your own.
I haven't seen them in a while since the operators moved out of our building. The roaches were dying of old age.
I had a friend call real estate management and threaten to report them to the health department....they sprayed.
The ones at our garage had seniority so they didn’t get surplused.
Well be thankful u have a job together with the roaches. Their lives matter too.
Gee it wouldn't have anything to do with people leaving food trash all over the place.
We’ve had termites so bad in several central offices that they ate the paper off all the drywall and the wooden baseboards. It’s not uncommon to see roaches, palomino bugs, and large water bugs that look like roaches. Property management’s yearly budget doesn’t have enough funding to pay annual electric bills. Exterminators Would be a luxury expense.
We had a huge one in our garage named Randall.
They eat the asbestos.