There’s undeniably a shift in the way consumers enjoy their media but the company is making decisions that drive customers away which results in the need to downsize the workforce. What are some decisions you’ve seen in your business unit that has resulted customers leaving?
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Att directors and management have been paid millions of dollars to destroy billions of dollars of other peoples money. They should've been voted out long ago. Shareholders are paying for their terrible management.
All of this company’s problems stem from those with the EIGHT FIGURE salaries. All decisions those people make are driven by their greed, and not for the customers’ or shareholders’ benefit. And the worthless board of directors just continues to enable the bad decisions.
Turning customers away because we won't make enough of a profit. Meanwhile, the organization is filled with six-figure salaries who work maybe 15-30 minutes total a day, with most of that yelling on a stupid conference call about why we shouldn't bother with a customer's business. Seriously, the irony is lost on these doofs.
U-Verse.
Pipe(internet access) everything runs on it. I still find it hilariously funny that we are not investing in expanding fiber footprint. With all the wasted Billions we could have 3/4 of country paying monthly for the fiber network access $50+ monthly (200 million customers ) $10 Billion in monthly revenue potential.
Randy is nothing more than a glorified bookkeeper. Total Clown. Why Big Ed ever promoted the id–t is one of the great mysteries of corporate management history.
OUTSOURCING! Customers in the US want to speak to representatives in the US!
All of them big one comes to mind - start with buying dtv. They tried to buy innovation instead of making it organic. Randy and stankey have no clue about innovation which is painfully obvious. Name a home grown product that people buy and actually want over other products.