Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Not a good time to apply for a job in this business

We can say that it’s better just to leave and seek our fortunes elsewhere, but I don’t think that that’s realistic at all. The fact is that all of the competing companies are going through big changes and that they will not be likely to hire ex AT&T employees, especially the older folks, so, if somebody isn’t planning on changing the industry, it;s probably better to stay and to try to survive for the time being.

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Post ID: @OP+11eGgpUo

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I love how in these people minds, all jobs are the same. All people at AT&T do the same thing. Everyone in the country works jobs on the cutting edge. No one works in dying industries. A job's a job. Everyone is different. According to BLS the median employee job lasts 4.3 years. Then people come on here saying their job s—s, they only been with AT&T 25 years. But the main complaint is they want to stay with the company another 15 years, but are afraid of being laid off. Really sounds like you hate it.

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Post ID: @1xgo+11eGgpUo

Other companies are totally different a than att. Att is toxic and people should run away from att and new college hires should go work where they have a normal environment and can actually learn skills that will help them. T’s definition of transform is totally different than the rest of the worlds. T is totally mis-managed and only want to keep yes men robots who think they are innovators in the tech field and know everything. The s— any fun and spirit out of people nothing like other companies.

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Post ID: @1ndc+11eGgpUo

We will continue with Worker turnover because of AT&T “toxic” office cultures has already cost the company billion in the past five years. Toxic work culture flourishes when companies don’t address workers concerns,That is why they do what they do, if in doubt look at the response old Stank gave reporters about selling DTV

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Post ID: @1udw+11eGgpUo

ding ding ding .... so true ......

ATT will s— the life out of you. Get away if you can.

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Post ID: @1gdd+11eGgpUo

I left ATT about 3 months ago, found a much better job in the healthcare industry.

Turns out they need people to put data in spreadsheets too.

Look around. Don’t think about your skills only from a tech/telecom perspective.

ATT will s— the life out of you. Get away if you can.

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Post ID: @ota+11eGgpUo

OP what field are talking about? Broad Bush stroke. You sound scared of change. Reminds me of a friend that couldn't find a job as a COBAL programmer several years back, good grief if things didn't change we all be on horseback still. Change doesn't stop, what's the saying..only constant in life is change.

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Post ID: @ret+11eGgpUo

What 11eGgpUo-ttf said. Jump ship people!!! It’s horrible here!

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Post ID: @gxr+11eGgpUo

Not true, a management peer was surplussed and hired at comcast making more money. Network network network.

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Post ID: @ttf+11eGgpUo

No way. Those of you complaining about employment at AT&T should quit and move to those greener pastures! You al keep dying how great it is!

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Post ID: @qok+11eGgpUo

AT&T ....the careers of the past, Innovation at AT&T it is no from within.. Accenture, Techmantra, IBM just to name a few.. make up your own conclusions and don't get offended

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