That is too big an ask to have to fly with the commoners!
I think bankruptcy is next? Is that why the CFO retired recently?
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T used to be a fabulously run company when Ed was running it in San Antonio
Randy dandy is a corporate id--t and looks like stinky isn’t any better
Their stock is crashing but their Uber corporate jets are fly high in the skies. Even the Warner bros are riding in them.
They treat their managers horrible.
Stay away from investing in their loser company. Their stock is down so low - looks like stinky would be embarrassed to say he is the ceo.
How would Stanky and ALL the board members get to the Masters in Agusta, or Pebble Beach in Cali? They travel on the ATT jets everywhere like their own personal airline...oh, their wives/families go too!
Pfffffff. The stank ain’t getting rid of his stabbin cabins with wings! Shoot!
You realize, T once had the largest private jet fleet outside the US Gov. Old Bell history in case you care.
Not only that, but according to the career intelligence site they are averaging something like $200K per year.
We have multiple pilots and flight attendants on staff full time. Check webphone.
if you're bored, and have good employee locator skills, you can find the flight crews who are shown as full time employees. Last time I looked there were over a half dozen pilots listed. That makes me think Stankey is not the only high flyer
There is a reason we are America's #1 Worst-Run Company of 2020
Hey..it has been a LONG time, but we finally back on top of some list! I, for one, am including it as one of my goals for next year. We are #1, and need to make sure we stay on top!
This is the guy who lectured hundreds of his employees at a town hall some years back about spending what the meal allowance said they could spend while traveling.
He bragged about having indigestion from the cheap meal he'd eaten the night before. I believe he also said that we should spend company money like it was our own, and that when "the Stankey family goes out to dinner, they don't go to Chez-whatever" or someplace with cloth tablecloths, so no one should do that on the company dime.
So I do hope they have paper goods and "fast casual" meals on that company airplane.
Method of travel by the CEO is defined in his employment contract. Just about every company demands the CEO travel on corporate aircraft, for all travel business, or personal. Personal travel is considered income and is treated as such. Now the push is on to have corporations reduce carbon output by eliminating those aircraft, or reduce the use.
There is a reason we are America's #1 Worst-Run Company of 2020 = We have Stinki in charge.
Wall St. recently picked AT&T as America's five worst-run companies of 2020
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/at-t-is-the-worst-run-company-of-2020/ar-BB1bOzeU?li=BBnbfcN
Stinkly could never debase himself to ride in the same transportation as the peasants. He's simply too big and important for that!
Stanley will never give up something like a corporate jet. He's one if those prima donna types that used to roll up in my market and people would scramble to find a very specific type of vehicle to cart him around in. He couldn't make the trip from the airport to the office in any old car.
It was disgusting and told me right away what kind of person he is.
One of Randy's justifications for moving HQ to Dallas was that they'd be near an international hub and could sell most of the corporate jets. All these years later, and there are just as many as before.
wtf is an inviscerator?