Level 1 and 2 stores will be a thing of the past soon.

Start looking now. Someone said it on here earlier, why pay COR when AR is doing the same job for less?

And putting up the same numbers in a lot of cases. The ARSM's will assume the RAE role which it sounds like some of you do not understand the importance of the RAE. Without anyone watching training and cleaning up AR you will see the difference in service levels.

The RAE is an ARSM for AR. Good luck to the ARSM's they will be really overwhelmed soon. Utilize the school reimbursement while you can and make plans now to further your career else where. AT&T is not the only game in town.

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The Workforce 2020 training looks like all of COR will close and remaining employees will transistion to a centralized location, like a flagship store.

I wont even step foot in an AR.. I'll drive 20 min out of my way to visit a COR store..

Like trump would say" Get them out of here.... get OUt..."

Who cares what your experience is. This isn't about your experience or a customers experience in a store. It is about $$$$

I can tell you from personal experience, I have visited both cor and authorized retailer, and company owned store was better, hands down. Cor had more selection and found employees very helpful and good attitudes. Authorized had big empty store, and a lot of excuses.

I just got into the AE role 4 months ago and then got this bomb dropped on me. I agree that the RAE role is underestimated but ARSMs will see soon enough. As for the AR channel doing the same work as level 1 and 2, AR wouldn't be able to make those numbers if they were held to the same COBC. Since they aren't they can do things COR can't.

Effective Feb 1, ARSMs in our market will be assuming the RAE role on top of COR. Geographical realignment already determined, and merging in effect.

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