It's been reported that workers are being turned away at MTSO's in the Mobility network. In a case of classic T confusion and mismanagement, you have one group stating that everything is business as usual and no work should be impacted...and another group not allowing any work to move forward. And no clear decision from leadership, other than to somehow "make sure the critical work is getting completed" but to hold off on less critical work. As if the virus will make a decision whether to infect or not based on how critical our projects are.
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Please...... BS Post...... NO ONE hardly goes to a MTSO........ there’s only work for a few........ dum dums......that ain’t a garage for techs
Techs not allowed into the building, got straight to your truck, get cpe and stock truck, undulay undulay, hurry hurry, and leave yard ASAP.
Too bad the c suites don't give a rats a&$ about the techs in the field just install that dsl “high speed internet” so we can sell some att tv that won’t work but be safe use the company provided hand sanitizer thats on back order for 3 months to be “safe”
Geez........ too bad they didn’t run out of booze instead of TP.......getting nutty on this site with crazy talk
The business is held up by spreadsheets and can't accommodate a virus interruption. Check with your boss, and the next level and next level and so on. We need to compile a list of work, yes on a spreadsheet, and then make a cut on critical vs noncritical. And threw in a few BOTs to pull data from other spreadsheets, gotta to check that check box.
For those of you who are actually keeping the network online, thank you! Don't let the management mo–ns ruin your day. Stay safe, your community appreciates you.