Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Cyber sale - update

Psych! Just kidding.

There is nothing to update because they haven’t communicated a single thing to the affected employees in over a month!!

There was a commitment by end of Q1. You think they would at least feel obligated to tell their employees what the issues are and what’s happening …but no. Radio silence.

business incompetence. he-l, you don’t even have to have a degree in busienss. Just go to Google and ask “how not to fu-k up the sale of your business, keep morale high, and avoid people quitting.” Any article that pops up will offer some pretty consistent no brainer advice that is better than what you’re doing now.

So here’s a suggestion: why not just go do that? And then set a SMART goal off 2 ideas you find, and then Enter them into workday and commit to do better. Or try Ask At&T. Or maybe just set aside an hour for a LinkedIn learning course on managing through change.

How do they expect any of us to go out and sell when we are so distracted? And customers are asking why they should buy cyber services from us after a breach of 73 million people’s records.

Is it time to cut my losses and aggressively look for my plan B?

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Who be Morgan & Morgan, matey? Well, it's sure not a rum company. They're only the shiftiest sleaziest and most massive group of vicious ambulance chasing lawyers the world has ever seen. They can smell blood in the water before even a shark can. Blood su-king insects with briefcases. JD possessing pirates who sail the high seas of troubled legal waters, and plunder away, day and night. And they're latched onto the rear bumper of the AT&T hacked account atrocity right now, ready to sue AT&T to their lawyerly hearts content. Argh!! Say "class action" everyone, and get ready for a painful few years in court with an eventual big settlement for the Morgan money miners. As for the hack victims themselves, they'll get total chump change when it's all said and done. Because it's not really about them anyway, it's about the pirate bo--y for the JDs. Maybe Stinky will finally have to walk the plank!

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Post ID: @4cgw+1rTqMbEp

Who is Morgan & Morgan?

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Post ID: @3mwj+1rTqMbEp

“Is it time to cut my losses and aggressively look for my plan B?”

The time for that was about two years ago.

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Post ID: @2wet+1rTqMbEp

Morgan & Morgan gonna get em good

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To "we've moved on from cyber at T". Agreed. Unfortunately we all now know T gave up most real cyber efforts way back in 2019 and let their entire account base get hacked as a result. Who needs cybersecurity in a major global network anyway? So say the very same numb skulls who thought phone guys could run a media firm, or that satellite TV was a growth area. Dunces please just finally go sit in the corner. In the meantime, the class action tidal waves will continue building. The results of ongoing long term negligence and ignorance. So drink from the very bitter cup soon, mr. Willjam guy. If you still have the stomach and the ballzz for it.

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Post ID: @1amn+1rTqMbEp

T can’t keep their own data secure!

However, T has a cyber product that T will sale you!

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