Topics regarding layoffs at Verizon Communications Inc.

Topics regarding layoffs at Verizon Communications Inc.

9/11 Question

I was wondering if company had a moment of silence or sent an E-mail out in remembrance of 9/11 as my group has not seen anything.


Bad leadership

If you ever wanted an example of what poor leadership looks like, just look around here. Confusion everywhere, mixed messages from the top, no clear plan, and a workforce that’s demoralized because nobody trusts the people in charge. This isn’t just... — read more 


VZ news

Verizon stock falls after EchoStar announces spectrum sale to SpaceX. Verizon's Sampath: U.S. must seize 6G moment now. Because 5G is going so well. I'm sure BR has a plan?


69 Cents of Silence

Verizon just hiked its dividend again — 69 cents a share. On paper, that looks like strength. Shareholders get a little more cash, and the company gets to brag about “rewarding investors.” But let’s be real. This isn’t strength. It’s a... — read more 


The Pilot Game

Sampath hit ‘like’ on this because it makes him look thoughtful. Truth is, guys like him are the pilot game. ‘Let’s do a pilot’ is never about testing — it’s corporate euthanasia. Starve the idea, bury it in decks, then brag when it fails. It’s how... — read more 

The migration from SharePoint to Confluence was to open up existing knowledge to contractors and downleveled backfill hires.

SharePoint required an approval of access to see a group’s content. Confluence is open across teams, unless the author specifically locks content (rare). Think about it. Operations teams were trained on ServiceNow because that’s what HCL uses…


An Earlier Opinion Post

"...consistent with Verizon ways, I paid millions to the big 4 consulting firms, hired an internal transformation team, brought in the data & analytics teams and pitted them all against each other to develop an AI prompt. I changed my mind constantly... — read more 


Next VSP projections

Next VSP or large scale restructuring is imminent. Hearing chatter around 2Q/3Q 2026. Makes sense with Frontier acquisition closing but too close to past 2024. So may not be a VSP and just restructuring 🤔


Tulsa to be fully shuttered as of 03/01/2026

just received word in a meeting from a very credible SVP that Tulsa’s last day will be 03/01/2026. Any finance teams will go fully remote, and any operations teams will be moved to the new NYC campus at their current salary, or be considered a... — read more 

Echo Star deal

The announcement that AT\&T will acquire 50MHz of spectrum from EchoStar for \$23 billion represents the definitive end of the long-running attempt to maintain four nationwide wireless carriers in the United States. The deal, reportedly brokered... — read more 


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