Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Buh bye Dunne.

https://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/verizon-silent-reports-wireless-chief-dunne-could-leave

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"Scotti has to be next."

So does that mean our logo will be changing again?

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Post ID: @5vse+V0ZVLQx

@V0ZVLQx-gub Unlimited was already well along in planning before he showed up. T-Mobile forced our hand.

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Post ID: @1vrv+V0ZVLQx

Scotti has to be next.

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Post ID: @1mjp+V0ZVLQx

Dixon is also rumored to be “retiring” soon. Looks like Hans wants nothing to do with Lowell’s bootlickers.

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Post ID: @1hqz+V0ZVLQx

Whether the gentleman you speak of has opted to move on or to stay, congratulations are in order for a job well done (I’ll skip the obvious pun).

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Post ID: @1zva+V0ZVLQx

What has he done while he has led the wireless group? Have there been any big "wins"? Not being snarky, it would be interesting to see if it is considered a loss for VZ or not.

Off the top of my head, these things happened while on his watch: unlimited put in place, VZ Up loyalty program. I'm sure there are others.... but not sure if Unlimited was really his "win" or not, by the time he came in we started hemorrhaging subscribers so introducing unlimited was well over due. Remember that in Q1 2017 it was the first time we ever lost subscribers in a quarter. Dunne joined VZ in August 2016.

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Post ID: @wxn+V0ZVLQx

If this is true, it will be a big loss. Ronan had a totally different approach than other senior leaders. He was the one that caused us to change course and finally offer unlimited. Don't expect any customer friendly changes if he leaves.

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Post ID: @gub+V0ZVLQx

Ah yes. The old Verlieson silent treatment. If it isn't propaganda, then lets not say anything.

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Post ID: @zwm+V0ZVLQx

Good article!

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