Does anyone know what happened Friday afternoon in Dallas? An executive or VP (real estate/security) was escorted out of the building in a shuffle.
16 replies (most recent on top)
It just means the person is going to a competitor. Standard procedure so you don’t leave with proprietary stuff.
What is the name of the VP?
Most of CRE/real estate was contracted out a few months ago, maybe they found him still getting access to the office and then took his privileges away. Perp walked him to the door for dramatic effect.
sounds like they walked out the vp of ap….eating each other now…bye falecia
Heard they refused to drink the kool aid being served at the executive meeting
the announcement: so and so decided to retire..... we thank so and so for his contributions to the company
That seems horrible. Did he struggle as he was escorted out to the door or did he try to play it cool. Either way I don't care. Saving money, one VP at a time. Many , many more to go to get T stock above $18. Let T build on this momentum.
IDK, wait for the next edition of the Integrity Bulletin 😆
Likely on orders from Uncle Larry.
I guess the announcement will come out in a week or so, assuming the separation was amiable (regardless of the perp walk out).
need to be a few more escorted along with some 2,3 and 4's.
Please take note, this is what happens when you challenge Stankey. He will not tolerate it!
Hair envy?
This was typical at another company I worked at when someone went to a direct competitor. They would be gone immediately (for obvious reasons) and you would only know when an email bounced back and you saw their LinkedIn.
He criticized stink’s choice of pajamas.
No idea.
The only time I have heard someone escorted out was 20 years ago at another company. An executive told a female colleague to "e*t me".
The colleague looked at the executive peer who was also in the room and told him I want this man gone. The colleague was an analyst at the bottom of the ladder 4 levels down from the executive.
But security came and walked the executive out. I remembered how he depended on the kindness of another individual to forward an email. It was quite humbling to see how someone so at the top of his game so humiliated.