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Oops, “the power has shifted to the employees…”

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When the company treats its work force like a commodity, then expect commodity like results. Why would anyone care about the success or failure on products or services? Just pay me and STFU, because compensation doesn't include me listening to your BS.

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It takes any technical person brought on-board at least 6 months before they are productive and producing at 100%....So we bring them on-board, train them and kick them out the door.....Sounds like IBM....and how has that worked out for us? Hmmmm

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"what he meant is gig economy. He can just bring in people to do a job. Then they go away. no big overhead of benefits."

Hah, the joke is on Stank. Running a complex network is not driving a glorified taxi service. The "gig economy" nonsense means fly by night employees with no accountability or commitment. Poor Stank. He has to stop reading the puff pieces in business mags. He actually believes that nonsense.

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Post ID: @4khf+1d6pqaaI

what's that noise? it's dial tone sir

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Post ID: @3htp+1d6pqaaI

"the power has shifted to the employees"

what he meant is gig economy. He can just bring in people to do a job. Then they go away. no big overhead of benefits.

I also thought it funny that 'there aren't enough coders'
what he means is for what we pay we need to hire coders from the second world instead of here.

just another infuriating call. I cant stand to here him speak

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Does anyone even listen to anything Stankey has to say anymore? Seems he has lost any credibility if he ever had any. I think most employees have heard all they want to hear from him.

The answer is no. Nobody wants to hear from Stankey. He is over his head and nobody trusts him. We tried, but we got burned over and over. Stankey needs to go. Keep Stankey and you keep T on the same path. Fact.

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Post ID: @1nhm+1d6pqaaI

Stankey knows more about telephones than anybody

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Post ID: @1val+1d6pqaaI

how can you tell when stankey is lying - when he is talking.

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Post ID: @1lwg+1d6pqaaI

Does anyone even listen to anything Stankey has to say anymore? Seems he has lost any credibility if he ever had any. I think most employees have heard all they want to hear from him.

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Post ID: @poy+1d6pqaaI

Not the power - just the blame.

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Post ID: @whe+1d6pqaaI

I can't believe they let through the question about losing all the software developers and how would we do all this new work. And Stinkey's take on it "we expected it and that's why we changed the benefit plan." Seems from what I'm seeing is that all the software developers are leaving because they changed the benefit plan.

But as we know, Stinkey seems to be the expert in experting.

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Post ID: @ucw+1d6pqaaI

I pay so little attention now, I didn't even know he had a thing today.

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Post ID: @exl+1d6pqaaI

Gotta be tough scaring up enough coin to service the debt load. Anyone happen to know how much T pays to the Cowboys for stadium upkeep and naming rights?

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Post ID: @iiw+1d6pqaaI

Connectivity Plus....gotta figure out how to make money just now dawning on them. Clowns to the left and clowns to the right. What grade did these "leaders" get in Math. Legg being the mouth piece for FirstNet applications...quite a deviation from his all knowing posture.

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Post ID: @tzr+1d6pqaaI

AVP Circle Jrk

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