Unannounced, but on the public facing webpage. Ulf in charge now...not in October. The takeover of T-Mobile by Sprint is complete.
https://www.t-mobile.com/our-story/executive-leadership-team
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Yes and it's because no matter how much leaders see the value in a more diverse workforce, white supremacy still resigns supreme in most corporations.
Ever notice how un-diverse T-Mobile's leadership is? All this talk about diversity, inclusion blah blah blah lol
TMO folks have seen it coming for 3 yrs. We're not oblivious.
Re-badge the network employees to Ericsson, Ulf. Get them off the books in the name of synergies. Can't wait to see the looks on the faces of all of the TMO loudmouths when that is announced. Seeing them realize that they are now viewed as liabilities and disposable will be priceless.
Enjoy being owned by Sprint now you miserable pink cu-ts. HAHAHAHA🖕
What's your point? Neville's retirement and succession plan has been widely covered across the industry. Of course there was movement that came along with Ulf's move. That's normal. Plenty else to complain about. This ain't it.
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There was no press release for it.
I hate my life.
Great to see Abdul move on.
STFU on these vaccinations you pa----s. Get over it. The world has moved on.
Musical chairs amongst those with indelible black marks on their professional, and more importantly, their personal reputations- for what they did to the unjabbed.
None of these leaders showed any aptitude for critical thinking. And none of them showed any backbone or even a bit of courage.
It is to their everlasting shame that they leveraged the pandemic to get a jump-start on layoffs.
Not unannounced. An email literally went out to the entire company. Plus, as you said, it's on the public facing webpage. How is that unannounced?
Ulf is Ericsson. Sound familiar? It should. Sprint, it's employees, and the customers suffered GREATLY when Sprint outsourced to Ericsson. Merger anyone? TMO is now making the same mistakes Sprint did then. The very definition of stupidity. You're welcome Verizon. Happy days for you are ahead.
Nokia will be gone soon
I suspect this is a prelude for more layoff in the technology teams
Well if the competition was waiting for T-MOBILE to make a bad move….here it is. Good luck!
Great job
Congratulations