Does anyone have access to this Business Insider article to post here?
https://www.businessinsider.com/att-begins-5-days-office-mandate-desks-parking-2025-1
"Jockeying for desks and parking: AT&T workers say the 5-day office return is off to a bumpy start"
Looks like all complaints are better sent to the address below versus this board.
If you are an AT&T employee who wants to share your perspective, please contact Dominick via email or text/call/Signal at 646.768.4750. Responses will be kept confidential, and Business Insider strongly recommends using a personal email and a non-work device when reaching ou
Why all the worry? It’s all set. Your job is going to Bangalore just as soon as HR can get it done. It won’t be long. Your number is coming soon.
"Notice how no photos were available? "
Actually, there were photos of the elevator billboard notices.
Space will free up over the next few months as more cuts are coming.
Here's the discussion from 4 days ago as well as a link to the MSN version for free.
“Like all other things in the news cycle, this has already died down within days.”
Because this was always a nonstory. Notice how no photos were available? The BI article simply took anonymous AT&T Karens at face value. Fake news.
I'm lovin it
No problems in Bedminster. Plenty of desks and parking. Break rooms have coffee, lattes, and teas. Nice gym as well.
Like all other things in the news cycle, this has already died down within days. Business as usual going forward.
Not at all bumpy. It is going well in Atlanta offices. Who is posting this cr-p about it being bumpy?
Remember that sc-m always rises
Workers said the signs included phrases like "There is no elevator to the top of the corporate ladder,"
There is no staircase, either. lol.
If you're aiming to be an executive, you'd use this company as a hopping stone and apply for an executive position directly elsewhere.
https://archive.is/rs05J
quit now there are a ton of work-from-home jobs available.
Yahoo News posted it for free (from BI):
https://www.yahoo.com/news/jockeying-desks-parking-t-workers-095302161.html
But it's nothing new that hasn't been on here already.