Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

So who is left?

In my time with the company, there have been a lot of questionable moves to put it kindly. TMobile, Digital Life, DirecTV, Time Warner, and perhaps Xandr?

So now that Stephen's is leaving, is Stankey the only one left from this era of costly decisions? We all know every single one of the decision makers made it out just fine. Unfortunately these decisions had life altering effects on those below them.

I don't track who the higher ups are that closely, but it seems all the names I've known have moved on. Is Stankey the only one who decided to stick around?

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Xandr needs to go. The amount of money they spend is ridiculous. Also, NO ONE knows what they’re doing and the turnover rate is extremely high. Ask anyone who works there.

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Post ID: @9mrq+182RBgGv

The Stank headed Strategy and led the way for every terrible decision made. He owns the debt disaster and T corporate culture

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Post ID: @2dyv+182RBgGv

I got the sense, from watching her town halls, that half the time, Arnoldi didn’t even know what planet she was on.

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Post ID: @mnu+182RBgGv

Donovan's Cookies (the Fraud 5) still need to go - Arnoldi, Asplund, Biry, Knight, Robertson

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Post ID: @qlz+182RBgGv

They all walked away with fortunes in the tens of millions with life time perks and free healthcare. They put the company in a financial vice and cashed in!!

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Post ID: @okb+182RBgGv

The head of this snake are a bunch of lying thieves , period !

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Post ID: @nnw+182RBgGv

Sir Stank is still around because it was difficult for Elliott to get anyone from outside to come in and take over this dumpster fire in the middle of a global pandemic.

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