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Locked down INDIAN TEAMS UNABLE TO WORK REMOTELY

I heard today that AT least half of contractors don't have connectivity, The remote token needs to be accessed from the corporate office First.
I guess T never had a resiliency plan in place? testing? perhaps?

who is in charge of disaster recovery at T?

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My laptop has a software problem. I've been waiting on India to call me and fix it. I guess I'll just have to just be logged in and unable do my job because of it. What a shame.

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Post ID: @3bvq+14aDSum9

Anytime you chat in with a support group now the wait time is like 5 hours and your always number 600 plus in que so yeah there is no one there working from home! (I am i and r tech)

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Post ID: @2vez+14aDSum9

Philippines also on lock-down and cant work

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Post ID: @2vru+14aDSum9

Anyone have specifics on what (india) offshore teams are not working from home and the scope of the problem? All those in ATO (techpps and techdev) that I know are working from home.

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Post ID: @2pve+14aDSum9

AT&T will not allow offshore India teams have access to our system ... what the heck???

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Post ID: @1pnj+14aDSum9

Plan? P l a n? Really? In Att? You get d–gs I guess.

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Post ID: @1fbj+14aDSum9

You're exactly right. Legal determined we won't let India workers work from home. Any offshoring in progress is on hold. That in place already- haven't heard their backup plan. Unbelievable if they have no OBCP in place. At this point no amount of stupidity by AT&T should surprise us

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Post ID: @1mbo+14aDSum9

I have off-shored a new word for you Randall. KARMA. I bet you thought it was going to be profit didn't you big guy? Nope. KARMA is the word of the day. Profit is what your predecessors got.

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Post ID: @1mbw+14aDSum9
  1. Parisian and others visited there several times. They were escorted by that guy that lead Opus back in the day, (he is still around).
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Post ID: @1xtm+14aDSum9

Thus far I have heard no issues with them working from home. Those in our group started to WFH before the official lockdown.

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Post ID: @1vcj+14aDSum9

Fake news

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Post ID: @ber+14aDSum9

Anothe master plan designed by Randall and cronies, It is about competence, instead hiring their friends and famimy, why not hiring someone qualified?

odds are that most are going to get infected regardless, good luck

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Post ID: @zvr+14aDSum9

They are working on work from home addendums to the offshore contracts. Yes this offshoring meets Murphy's law that whatever can go wrong will go wrong. Be glad if you still have a job

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Post ID: @lhk+14aDSum9

OOps, thanks Donovan!

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Post ID: @ghz+14aDSum9

another rushed, Vague, innefective remote worker initiative blunder, in another continent in which infrastructure policies won’t cut it during a pandemic.
have you ever visited INDIA? I have, and my guess is that AT&T management never did it before offshoring their Ops to that country

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Post ID: @qrx+14aDSum9

Most SILO organizations lack a disaster recovery plans.

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