Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Is the Oath disaster going to impact us?

Well, it appears that Tim Armstrong is not the only one hitting the road. Two other senior officials (CFO and CCO) are also departing. We all knew that it would come to this sooner or later and that Oath was a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode. I know a lot of money has been poured into this deal from the start and my concerns are what our company will get out of this. If we suffer big revenue losses due to this disaster I bet there will be some sort of restructuring or cuts at our company as well. I don’t want to panic, but if the Oath situation goes downhill chances are some of us will be packing our bags soon.

https://www.adweek.com/digital/verizon-is-facing-a-c-suite-exodus-at-oath/

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Verizon started out by kicking any conservatives off the discussion boards. Since they also poured millions into Hillary's campaign we should not be surprised. They would not even surprThey even deleted out email accounts. I am currently getting ready to drop my Verizon mobile plan .

So it is not just the employees and investors that feel this takeover. Watch for more and more people to leave their corporation knowing that you have to be of a certain politics to trust them.

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Post ID: @42abe+V3k5OKi

Don't worry . They will make up the losses . They cut retirees discount in half.

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Post ID: @2ooj+V3k5OKi

yahoo is the most valuable asset to vz. it has 1 billion accounts with 5 billion users. 5 hacks for 1 billion accounts = 5 billion "users" . thanks Russia!

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Post ID: @2hsi+V3k5OKi

ibbi - he’s talking about Scotti, who is always dressed like he shops at Justice.

Wow the Oath disaster has cost the company 15-20B to date, not even counting the billions wasted by that mo--n angiolet in content deals. What a f---ing ridiculous strategy, poorly executed.

Hans would do well to sell off the whole f---ing thing, try to get anything he can for it.

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Post ID: @2ihb+V3k5OKi

Diego = jacka$$.

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Post ID: @1roq+V3k5OKi

NOT FAIR! Why does Diego not have to wear a suit jacket like the rest of us real men !!

I bet he does not have to work like the rest of us also !

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Post ID: @1fcm+V3k5OKi

It will follow the same path as go90. And the rest of us will pay the high price with more layoffs and most positions on the wireless side are already set to be outsourced to vendors. The oath venture waisted approximately 13 BILLION dollars with the purchase of aol and yahoo.. salaries...all the severance agreements for aol and yahoo employees that got ditched.

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Post ID: @1qhk+V3k5OKi

@V3k5OKi-1xgk He’s dressed just like everyone else, dweeb

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Post ID: @1bbi+V3k5OKi

Blowell f'd everything up and departs. What a turd.

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Post ID: @1guj+V3k5OKi

They are leaving as their stock options from the transaction vested and they don't see much upside. I would expect to see more senior staff exit.

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Post ID: @1zdj+V3k5OKi

No neckties ... must not be paying them enough money and Scotti looks like he is trying to look like Chachi. Only Joanie is missing from that picture.

The only person there that is dressed with any dignity is Rose Stuckey Kirk. She has my respect.

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Post ID: @1nxm+V3k5OKi

I am the cool guy that came up with the name Oath. Isn't it great!

And I am the only one on the executive bio page that is not dressed appropriately.

https://www.verizon.com/about/our-company/executive-bios

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Post ID: @1xgk+V3k5OKi

Oath is just another example of wasted investments (buying AOL and Yahoo) trying to be a "tech" company or improved our "tech" brand. Most of us were well aware this too would end in disaster.

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