… not connected to any other states. Currently the heat plus air conditioning usage is stressing it. What is the contingency plan if entire functions are all located in Dallas?
Y’all recall it wasn’t that long ago AT&T Dallas was basically shut DOWN for two weeks.
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@1siw+1ngz3LJ4, no need. You people have done more than enough messing already.
Don't mess with Texas.
“His floor”? He doesn’t have a dirty cubicle like me? We were informed we will start sharing them with our RTO mandates.
BCP is to forward the calls and work to the AVPs and above that mandate we drive to the offices five days a week while they continue to work from home cause they special. They do have an office near there home for an occasional town hall if they pretend to care.
“Att has Generators. Lots of generators.”
Reminds me of all the times AT&T used outsourced Techs to fire up Generators in wake of storms, but outsourced Techs would connect T-Mobile towers instead of ours.
Ya att has lots of generators but only 70 percent work, but these generators sure won't keep the lights on in your homes
Att has Generators. Lots of generators.
Remember, that Texashole governor just signed a law eliminating water breaks for workers -- so enjoy those tents during the summer in the Stinkville!
Yee-Haw!
Just pull a Rafael and skip town, then blame your daughters when your boss gets angry.
Governor Mullet says it won't happen again.
Stankey alwasys did want to run a sweatshop. Now he can. Fortunately there are backup generators available for his floor.