Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

What's next?

Now that the big battle is over and all these changes are coming, does anybody actually believe things will improve for and at AT&T?

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ATT is a terrible place to work. Don't work there and tell everyone you know to avoid the place. It's awful.

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Post ID: @7syj+11LLMXwt

“I just started 6 months ago at AT&T straight outta college. Am 22 years old, so got another 38 years more to go. Feels like a life sentence...”

I’m calling BS, I don’t know any 22 year old kid that thinks they will be at the same job their entire career.

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Post ID: @1aqw+11LLMXwt

I might be the oddball but , I actually have a form of hope !! Now that Big Randy is being pushed out , it shows that they acknowledge his way of doing things (ie surplusing the talent due to UPPER MANAGEMENT failures ) buying too much with the company’s money , and having a clueless , or nonchalant board was something that NEEDED to be changed ! Since they finally ARE BLAIMING Randall and upper management for the bs, I have hope they will turn this around with some educated people for a change . Elliot had some great points and you can see they made him a puppet for our holdings info . I’m all for it and feel I have a better chance now than I did before they got involved .

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Post ID: @1hrn+11LLMXwt

I just started 6 months ago at AT&T straight outta college. Am 22 years old, so got another 38 years more to go. Feels like a life sentence....

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Post ID: @cdc+11LLMXwt

Looks like they added three more years to the chronic layoff schedule, outsourcing and restricting.

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Post ID: @tpk+11LLMXwt

I got one year left ....it may feel like a decade before it’s over! I am so DONE with this place I could puke.

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Post ID: @yzk+11LLMXwt

In essence Elliot looks to be getting 2 seats on the Board. There will be a massive restructuring next year-All players on this one are at risk.

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Post ID: @zdm+11LLMXwt

No. Until upper management fantasy land is out the door, and replaced by common sense, in touch with reality leaders are in charge nothing is going to change.

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Post ID: @azg+11LLMXwt

Nope, I doubt anyone does. Every single employee I talk to , regardless if they are management or craft , are either fearful for their job or miserable being here. No one seems to think they have a long term future here. I envy those that are close to retirement. I have another 25 years to go to retirement age and that’s if I’m lucky.

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