Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

I'm so tired of this management

The entire essence of AT&T revolves around the insufferable pride of the management. They possess an infuriating inability to acknowledge their own fallibility and always refuse to admit the slightest hint of a mistake. Instead, they conveniently place the blame for every single failure, whether monumental or minuscule, on the shoulders of the hardworking rank and file staff. It's an utter waste of time and effort to work in this environment.

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Waah!

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Post ID: @zqn+1mDMOTyO

"I am so much smarter than management because I know how to complain about management. And I'm always telling people that I am hard working so you know I'm totally better than those guys."

"Stop using the term "management" so broadly... it makes you sound feeble minded, being unable to discern between leadership and literally everyone else that simply does not fall under the terms of a collective bargaining agreement."

Both of these responses had me rolling so hard. So true!!!!!! It's quite comical watching union people reference "The Management" or "The Leadership". What a bunch of clowns man. Like they have any real clue........

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Post ID: @bdl+1mDMOTyO

I am so much smarter than management because I know how to complain about management. And I'm always telling people that I am hard working so you know I'm totally better than those guys.

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Post ID: @ahc+1mDMOTyO

Management also refers to the 1st and 2nd line imbeciles who think they are leaders simply because they have direct reports. The last 2 bosses I had at T were total failures.
The way to fix T? Remove Stankey and the entire board of directors and senior leadership.

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Post ID: @ham+1mDMOTyO

Stop using the term "management" so broadly... it makes you sound feeble minded, being unable to discern between leadership and literally everyone else that simply does not fall under the terms of a collective bargaining agreement.

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