Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

The state of constant restructuring

First of all let me say that i feel for the people that were let go. Hope that you all bounce back and I certainly hope that you are aware of the fact that this had nothing to do with you.

The truth is that people that were let go today are going to be in a better position in the long run than the rest of us that got to stay at T. Some will find better job, some will retire some will seek their fortunes elsewhere. Those of us who are still here will face the full extent of a company that’s changing in its essence, with a constant fear of restructuring, which will be a constant state until they get it right, if they get it right.

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You can't shoot a moving target and no one is in a job long enough with all these Exec re-orgs to make a dent or initiate valuable change...…...

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If getting it right means getting rid of employees ---well they are doing a bang up job.

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They have been restructuring for at least a year now. I have never seen SVP jobs change so fast they keep moving them around like musical chairs. There seems to be no logic involved with all the moves other than for the sake of restructuring and keeping the employees on their toes. McElf was a nobody in Mexico and now ATO lead. Melissa quickly went to Mexico to take the Elfs place. Who knows.

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What groups are affected today?

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