Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Strategy for Survival

Tips to avoid surplus. 1) Complete all training on time. 2) Never argue with any of your co workers and never vocalize your true opinion. 3) Always put your best effort in your work . 4) Document everything and if you are struggling on a task seek help. 5) Never trust anyone. 6) Try to praise your manager and make them feel as though they are superior. 7) Volunteer in company sponsered events 8) Make your self visiable but never show all your abilities . 9) Keep all records updated (Skills Assessments , Resume, etc) 10) Network , Network Network .. always try to make connections outside of your work group and offer your service to any group if needed.

Some of these tips I gathered from the book POWER from Robert Greene .. must read on how to navigate through life and the corporate world .

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Post ID: @OP+Rc4Ynmk

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It doesn’t work. 12,years top performer, many awards and connections, still laid off. When your position is not needed, that’s the end of it.

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Post ID: @8ewi+Rc4Ynmk

Why even stay working for a company who's butt you have to kiss that bad? Look for other employment and get out of this dump

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Post ID: @3jlr+Rc4Ynmk

How can you praise your manager if they never show up to work? “ Oh- hey boss ( via text) just letting you know you’re awesome, by the way, will you be coming in this week? Oh no? Your cat is sick again? You’re so great to tend to your cat, your dog, your kids, your roof, your wife’s car, don’t worry about us here at work- we just love covering all your shifts while you get paid to stay home”. YA praise the manager- Sure it makes your life a little easier but it’s all BS. I know not all managers are like this but in my region, most are.

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Post ID: @2rte+Rc4Ynmk

"Try to praise your manager and make them feel as though they are superior"

Isn't this the definition of a toady?

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Post ID: @1bqr+Rc4Ynmk

And when they come out and say we have more work than we can handle....in real terms surplus’s around the corner!!

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Post ID: @zwo+Rc4Ynmk

Ummm yeah. And keep drinking the koolaid. None of that will save your job. All the heads look at is a spreadsheet with our names and which department we are in to decide who to cut. We are only a number, and when that number becomes too much, out the door you go. You are lying to yourself to think otherwise.

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Post ID: @jwx+Rc4Ynmk

Good tips but This only applies for management if you're in the union seniority rules so if you have low seniority 😢

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Post ID: @gpj+Rc4Ynmk

These aren’t bad at all, but what’s the point of it all...to continue a career at the failing AT&T? Does the end justify the means?

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Post ID: @fab+Rc4Ynmk

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Post ID: @bis+Rc4Ynmk

keep yourself flexible - a.k.a. - grab your ankles and do not expect a reach around in return.

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Post ID: @wgj+Rc4Ynmk

You forgot to include willingness to bend over with or without Vaseline

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