Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

AT&T boasts terrible decision making, communication, and culture

It's not surprising attrition is as high as it is, it's shocking that more people are not leaving.

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Post ID: @OP+1hm5shvH

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OP, what is this attrition u speak of - have any stats? Daily, albeit the malcontents, say they are not leaving til they are tossed out because the pay is so good and none of them have any work and get tons of OT.

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Post ID: @asu+1hm5shvH

“ If you are not pension eligible, I would like to here the reasons you work here.”

Because I don’t know how to spell.

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Post ID: @acq+1hm5shvH

You can have all the glory. I am here for the bucks.

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Post ID: @aqm+1hm5shvH

Post ID: @opa+1hm5shvH —- Cannot go until the 25 year mark

What is the significance of that number of years - meeting rule of 75?

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Post ID: @rpn+1hm5shvH

For me it’s a pension. I have offers from other companies but I can’t go until I hit the 25 year mark. Getting closer each day.
If you are not pension eligible, I would like to here the reasons you work here.

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Post ID: @opa+1hm5shvH

Most employees are stuck since they don't have current/relevant technical skills. They will stay until finally pushed out the door. And this is the fundamental problem T faces.

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Post ID: @jqh+1hm5shvH

Honestly, what are the positives of working here? Can you think of any?

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