Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

sigh - July is going to be ugly folks

Sorry to break it to you, but word on the street is that the layoff numbers are going to be massive. up to 40% in some divisions. Buckle up. They need some good talking points when explaining Q2 and YTD numbers, and this will be it.

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can't wait to see the post from the smug a wipes on here cheering this on...good luck su-kas

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Post ID: @1fnw+1nrA0p6I

AT&T new model is same as the titanic sub, $15/ hour engineeers

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Post ID: @1gfp+1nrA0p6I

the Gold Tournaments are awesome!! I hope the execs are enjoying them. How much revenue do those generate for us again?

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Post ID: @1uzm+1nrA0p6I

The big stinky be turnin’ all the Texas tube jockeys into bleep ho-le camel jockeys…and fo’ pennies on the dolla…thanks AT&T.

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Post ID: @1qez+1nrA0p6I

“The massive relocation of virtual employees is a new wrinkle to the layoff scheme”

Indeed. Stankey Doodle be like “ok Q3 workers must be in Dallas” then Q2 of 24 be like “I want everybody in Atlanta”. Back and forth a few times until nobody left.

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Post ID: @tdc+1nrA0p6I

The massive relocation of virtual employees is a new wrinkle to the layoff scheme

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Post ID: @vqe+1nrA0p6I

How many times have we heard on this website that the layoff numbers were going tot be bad this time around and then, a small percentage of layoffs! Granted, no layoff is ever good, but we know this moving forward that this will be the norm for the next 2 years or so! I know it $u-k$ and really hurts at times, but we know what this company is about and how it has operated for the last 3 decades or so!

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Post ID: @ziv+1nrA0p6I

Stankey his half way to another $20 million dollar payout no matter what happens!

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Post ID: @uss+1nrA0p6I

Getting rid of unneeded workers. Right sizing the company.

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Post ID: @mft+1nrA0p6I

Word on what street "rumor street?" Noone knows sh!t until it happens.

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Post ID: @vct+1nrA0p6I

Down-voters really trust the T? Omg, such a small piece of a brain John kept for them once he stopped su-king their heads.

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Post ID: @ubj+1nrA0p6I

" Sell the stock or take your chances holding it"

What person with a brain in their head has been buying and holding this stock?

25 plus consecutive years of decline weren't enough?

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Post ID: @enr+1nrA0p6I

Sell the stock or take your chances holding it. It will be a rough road for all connected to T.

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Post ID: @oyl+1nrA0p6I

If you failed to plan you pan to fail.

“Lessons not learned in blood are soon forgotten” reflecting your loss in some form such as money, employment, or health.

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Post ID: @hhj+1nrA0p6I

T has to continue taking drastic measures or checks are going to start bouncing.

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Post ID: @uya+1nrA0p6I

I just wait that message about split or merge will be shown on tabloids soon. As I have read today:

"Because the company is unlikely to produce enough free cash flow to cover dividends and its working capital hole, it may have to choose among these equally depressing options:

Sell assets

Issue shares (dilute shareholders)

Take on more debt"

There is no more options (despite the fact that John might vote for "more debt") that "sell assets".

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Post ID: @dea+1nrA0p6I

More work being offshored and contractors.

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Post ID: @tsw+1nrA0p6I

After the dust settles there will be a bunch of overpaid VP’s left with little skills hiring temps to do their work!

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Post ID: @yvp+1nrA0p6I

The rest of 2023 could be bad too

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Post ID: @dtn+1nrA0p6I

Cash flow machine is broken, that spells disaster for everyone.

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