Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Life after layoff

It’s been 3 weeks since my group was hit hard by these At&T layoffs.

There was no warning. Everything seemed fine but one day it just happened. The “tap on the shoulder “ came out of nowhere and took us all by surprise.

Lives were changed.

The lazy pos whiner was finally gone. FINALLY the company got rid of deadwood! We threw a party the next in celebration after finding out many other deadwood were expunged from the company! We had pizza and bbq delivered to the office. It was a fine meal knowing the company was finally shedding weight and only the strong were left.

Good riddance!

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Post ID: @OP+Zbzx9FK

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Why does everyone think that people who have 25+ years with the company are old and rich at T? Seriously, I still have little kids to raise and put through college. Some us were young when we started, have 25 years and aren’t even close to retirement age yet. Tired of hearing about the old people with 25 years seniority need to take their old asses and leave.

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Post ID: @5tfa+Zbzx9FK

@Zbzx9FK-1wrz I have an all inclusive vacation at a tropical resort coming up. No kids to drag me down either!

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Post ID: @1lry+Zbzx9FK

While you ate your bbq I went on the first of many round the world cruises now that my pension checks started coming in. And now for the next surplus you get to drop one of your teammates that knows everything into the bottom ten pct. at which time you will pick up more work to do each weekend.

Meanwhile you’ll be missing your son’s t ball practices and games while he starts a life of d--gs while you work late every night. The cat’s in the cradle sir, who is laughing now ???

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Post ID: @1wrz+Zbzx9FK

@Zbzx9FK-amy - I think you hit the nail on the head. at least they help in keeping the att one of the popular and most active on this web site. hopefully it will some future employees to make the right decision and stay clear of the t

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Post ID: @1plp+Zbzx9FK

Funny how people assume everything reported here involves technicians

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Post ID: @xsr+Zbzx9FK

Sounds like you're a lazy manager surfing the web all day!!!

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Post ID: @iyj+Zbzx9FK

Nice fictional story troll. AT&T Asset Protection seems to be working overtime to infiltrate this site.

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Post ID: @amy+Zbzx9FK

strong.... Till next cut..LOL my delusional friend...

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Post ID: @fkm+Zbzx9FK

...and then the OP woke up from his dream and realized he was late for work at his new job bagging my groceries at Publix

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Post ID: @gxg+Zbzx9FK

Most craft lay offs ate according to seniority. In my group we have a lot of folks with 25+ years who have that "I'm untouchable" attitude. They take lots of FMLA and sick time. The techs with less seniority and families get the ax. Seniority is the only thing that matters,, if you have it, you can be "deadwood" all day long.

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Post ID: @itf+Zbzx9FK

So you threw a party to celebrate your fellow techs getting surplussed? Remember this is AT&T, you are one phone call or email away from the same fate. Karma is real

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Post ID: @pet+Zbzx9FK

OP, nice story, you lied through your teeth, but nice story. Next time you lie remember not to over sell!!

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Post ID: @zof+Zbzx9FK

The OP's group was lucky. Many groups I've seen that were hit lost their experienced and skilled workers while a lot of the deadwood remained.

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