Are coming to Atlanta and Dallas. This will occupy some parking areas and I don’t think they understand the safety issues with pop up wind gusts and thunderstorms. They can’t be serious with this?
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Let’s face it, all of us moving to Dallas/Atlanta are just refugees of the RTO policy.
Now they are just putting us in encampments so we feel like refugees.
can't be true OSHA would definitely have something to say about that but with the clown world we are in today who knows.
Stinkey had a long track record of flawed thinking and deals that failed. The return to office is just another one that will backfire. Look at the stock price and tend over the last 6 months. The market hates STANKEY!
You know, turning T workplaces into replicas of homeless encampments is oddly accurate.
And count yourselves lucky - the alternative would be to throw up some ramshackle barracks and a giant gate with the words "Arbeit Macht Frei" in an arch above it!
Don’t forget to card in!
Before I became an AT&T employee, the site I worked on had a cafeteria offering lunch with a good variety of food. It made a huge difference for employees to socialize and collaborate there daily during lunch hours or coffee breaks. It also improves productivity by saving employee's time to go out to eat. None of the AT&T buildings I've been to has a cafeteria for employees to hang out.
Lol, they just told me to report to an office that has no phone, no printer, no internet and no heat. It’s basically a couple of old storage buildings with some old office equipment and a bunch of other junk. There’s no way to badge in there, either.
Seems like a great place to be “productive and collaborate “. SMH
Call it Stankeyville.
This is a great idea for collaboration! You will be welcomed in Atlanta and Dallas. Come join us!
Tent City for collaboration coming to you soon!
Confirmed by Chief of Staff to higher up in Dallas.
Lol this can’t be real.
Non-bullet-resistant walls in the Lenox area of ATL will be a mistake. No chance I work unprotected in that combat zone.
If our counterparts in Slovakia can work in dilapidated castles eating sad potato dumplings while holding back the Ukrainian war to their east, we can work under swap meet tarps in the parking lot. Because Stinky is an innovative leader and he probably has stock in the elote man.
lol. The homeless guys in Atlanta would love that. Troll job +100
And a row of port-a-johns too?
Would never pass building code review in a major city.
Where did you hear that? I don’t believe it. No way they will allow that set up. The news gets a hold of that. If true, send that to the author of the Bloomberg article.