Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

CUBE SATS WILL REVOLUTIONIZE WIRELESS SERVICES-IN MY OPINION

My dear esteemed colleagues,

There will be plenty of work and life after AT&T. I see many of you rightfully upset, and properly venting to let off some steam. Please do not allow this company to affect your esteem, achievements, and the value that you will bring to companies who care. And to put things into a new perspective, I recently learned that the Walton family (WalMart) has as much capital as AT&T has debt.

Cube Sats weigh just 4kg each. There are approximately 1,500 in orbit today. They fly at 500km above earth instead of the school bus size satellites that orbit at 35,700km. For this one reason alone they are much cheaper to deploy. The possibility of building a communication network in space is within reach and we may have the opportunity to be a part of this revolution.

AT&T is not worth your stress or health. If AT&T is on your mind day and night, and they are not paying you rent for that space that they are occupying in your head, then get rid of them. It’s not worth it. Look forward to the possibilities of the next revolution.

Be Blessed everyone!

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Post ID: @OP+YKUPjit

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Yeah, I’ve been hearing about cube sats for a while. If T did go that way, they’d have to sell off 75% of current holdings. Then they’d need the brain power of the experienced people they’ve dumped over the last couple of years. In short, Randall is setting up T for a yard sell, then the company will still tank because technology baffles him.

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Post ID: @3kwu+YKUPjit

Hilarious. You say all this while DTV (a satellite communications service) is sinking under the helm of ATT ... literally. Best of luck with that.lol

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Post ID: @2oev+YKUPjit

@YKUPjit-lsp

According to a poster, all the state governments other than Cali have removed us from being the provider of last resort. A lot of our services have already migrated to wireless already with more to come as all of the carriers upgrade their systems.

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Post ID: @1eat+YKUPjit

It's all fine and dandy until 15,000 cube satellites in the sky fry our brains to mush with microwave radiation. At that point we'll either be to braindead or just plain dead to care if we still have a job at this c-appy place any more.

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Post ID: @1ezq+YKUPjit

If you think the government will allow you to remove landlines and use cube sats you are crazy. Imagine what happens if those sats go offline. Imagine the security vulnerabilities.

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Post ID: @lsp+YKUPjit

your opinion is wrong and way off base

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Post ID: @ask+YKUPjit

AT&T does good to keep tip & ring going....our wireless service $ux...I would love to see how we are going to master satellites...

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Post ID: @qzb+YKUPjit

the real question att wants to know is if the cube satellites will run mcafee virus software because if they don't its a big no go.

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Post ID: @asz+YKUPjit

yes I am sure they will do totally independent health testing that all these microwaves have on your health too. because you the government really cares about you more than the corporations.

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Post ID: @ffy+YKUPjit

"CUBE SATS WILL REVOLUTIONIZE WIRELESS " - absolutely true ! Probably the best post I have seen in a very long while.

When that becomes a reality - at least 7-10 years from now - today's layoffs will be like a "nice" memory. Many carriers will disappear totally.

There may be one or two "land wireless" providers left. Who would need them, when the signal from satellites would be ubiquitous ? Think of today's GPS signal, it is mostly omnipresent. When thousands of "cube sats" will be up there, there will be a signal pretty much every where on the planet. So ATT and other carriers will be outdated, most like the telegraph, or old land lines. Now, if "T" wold be smart, would start investing in this industry today. However, there is no risk in that having the glorious leadership of today. We bought dying satellites and an overpriced entertainment company.

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Post ID: @ypb+YKUPjit

There is no need to worry. All of the moves have been decided years in advance, like a general going to war. If you get laid off there is nobody you can beg to to stay. Don’t stress, but be prepared to pivot and move on to the next thing, it could be for the better.

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Post ID: @vdm+YKUPjit

I can read. So, I should fill my head with Cube Sats? and how much rent is Walmart paying me? But you are actually being paid by AT&T, that's not an expression. I think I can decide on my own if it's worth it. I can jump on a guy all I like, just like he is free to send out an unsolicited lecture.

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Post ID: @qse+YKUPjit

he was talking about at&t pre-occupying one’s MIND. Renting space in your

Head if you will. It’s an expression. Maybe you should improve your reading skills before jumping on the guy.

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Post ID: @nbw+YKUPjit

AT&T is not paying you rent? Seems like they would be paying you if you work there. This makes as much sense as the guy who said "you owe AT&T nothing." Err.. you get a paycheck, you might owe them something in exchange.

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