Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

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If that’s really the case (omitting the fact that other buildings with the same concrete structure must have some magical sorcery where their signals aren’t completely dead), then hey, get a cell booster or cell repeater or whatever. Problem solved. Even if the structure of the building is the problem, how about fixing it instead of doing nothing and believing its to your conniving benefit. No signal? Ha guess nobody can play candy crush at work now…got ‘em.

An office building is a big faraday cage. All of that steel and concrete make cell service less than optimal. Some of the buildings have cell repeaters in them to alleviate the problem.

Well, since it's on topic to RTO, which is related to the layoffs, and yet another reason why some may not want to be in an office if they are concerned about potential and reasonable emergency issues at home that they can't be informed of... it is on topic.

And in your brilliant assessment of building materials and their effects on cell phone networks, what is the magic being added to the buildings, after the fact, that causes the iffice in particular to stop connections while other places have no problem maintaining a signal?

What voodoo are other companies, stores, etc employing that I can get a signal in their buildings?

Glad you unconstructive response gave you a little joy, find your happiness.

It is called steel and concrete. They build stuff out of them and generally they block wireless. I have had dead zones in buildings. Now what does this have to do about layoffs I don't know, but this subject is off target. Just thought I would answer it for the enjoyment.