Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Dan Schulman corporate coup, military action after 8 years on the board

Do you guys not see what happened when Dan Schulman was installed?

Dan was on the board of Verizon for years. That means he saw the profit loss, the bad decisions, the damage to the company image, the lack of innovation, the failed investments, and the growing disconnect between leadership and the people actually keeping the company alive.

He saw the damage being done to customers too, especially long tenured customers who stayed loyal for years only to watch service, support, and consistency deteriorate while prices continued climbing.

None of this happened overnight.

What happened next was a corporate coup.

The old guard and leaders who could advocate for employees, customers, and the necessity of certain roles were removed. Thousands were laid off. Fear was injected into the workforce. Then a new class of leadership was installed, leadership whose loyalty is upward to the executives who promoted them, not downward to the employees carrying the business.

People who spent years chasing titles like Senior Manager, Director, Senior Director, and VP are not going to risk those positions fighting for workers, customers, or the long term health of the company. Their mission is survival within the system.

Meanwhile experienced talent leaves, morale collapses, customers grow frustrated, and the company keeps pretending it does not understand why performance and public perception continue declining.

Never forget what they did and who they did it to.

This was not some random restructuring. It was calculated, coordinated, and executed with precision.


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@c0 You’re focusing on the word ‘coup’ instead of the pattern. I’m not saying some cartoon villain sat in a room twirling his mustache planning humanoids. I’m saying companies systematically consolidate control, remove internal resistance, flatten compensation, centralize decision making, and condition workers through fear and instability. That’s not conspiracy, that’s modern corporate strategy.

When experienced people leave, customer relationships weaken, innovation slows, morale collapses, and eventually the only thing left competing is price and market control. The problem is people think this only affects employees. It eventually affects customers, small businesses, wages, opportunity, and the ability for regular people to build a stable life.

If a handful of corporations control markets, housing, healthcare, communications, logistics, and increasingly AI and automation, eventually there’s very little left for the average person to meaningfully participate in economically besides survival. That’s the point.

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Post ID: @dn+1ks963f65

Point is he just made it so much worse and it will be hard to recover from the damage done.

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Post ID: @ch+1ks963f65

I get that you're upset, but I don't think that you've made any kind of point here.

Are you trying to say Dan played this out from his time on board so he could fulfill his fantasy of bringing on humanoids? The rich do get weird, but I guess I don't know what your trying to say.

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Post ID: @c0+1ks963f65

Yeah, Dan is a complete bellend. We know that, just move on to another Company.

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Post ID: @bz+1ks963f65

And
The point you are trying to make is ?

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