The problem that hasn't been said is the bench is mostly empty and void of depth. Most of the people that are in senior management positions have been with the company forever. And those that are in upper middle management are former chiefs of staff to those people. There is no diversity of thought or experience. Those that disagree or challenge the status quo are shunned for promotions or leave the company in frustration or are shown the door via relocation or get paid to leave. Well run companies have common goals but give their executives and managers the resources and autonomy to achieve those goals. If they don't get the job done, they are gone and new blood is brought in. Does that happen at ATT?
Originally posted by @115v0Cz2-rde.