https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/commercial/verizon-hikes-in-office-requirement-leases-larger-nyc-office-0fb6fc4b
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Our stock is ~28 dollars per share, same as it was 15 years ago...stinky stank should be fired!!!
“Not 5 days a week with badge and LAN monitoring, which is actually unheard of, and done nowhere except at T.”
Til Tok corporate is 5x8 and uses monitoring software called myRTO that tracks badge swipes and LAN time:
https://www.businessinsider.com/tiktok-cracks-down-return-to-office-policy-e-commerce-2025-2
“ Verizon is adapting to RTO industry standard“
Correct. And the industry standard is still structured hybrid.
Not 5 days a week with badge and LAN monitoring, which is actually unheard of, and done nowhere except at T.
“ our stock literally out grew both“
This is simultaneously the most dimwitted and hilarious comment I have read in some time. Our stock eeks out some gains for the first time in a couple decades and you are crowing from the rooftop .
I know managers that left to work at TMO a decade ago, and they are now literally very wealthy people due to the appreciation of TMO stock over that period.
Wake up you dimwit.
“ The company is winning left and right”
Only for C suite coffers.
“ What are you basing our “losses” on? ”
We are now #3. Previously #1
Subscriber net ads - T mobile 1.2m, ATT 400k
Revenue - Verizon 1, T mobile fastest growth rate and will surpass both in 3 years or less. ATT revenue is pretty flat
Rev/employee - ATT flat, even with all the cuts, both other companies surpass us
Employee satisfaction - both Verizon and T mobile are higher ranked, both are still hybrid.
You gladly ignored the second half of the argument didn’t you? Couldn’t shape it to fit your narrative?
The company is winning left and right against the slugs and yall use this site as a chance to spend your dying breath
"our stock literally out grew both"
You did notice that the stock had tanked due to poor business decisions many in the S-suite now, and the lead issue that was really a non-issue! Most of the decisions Stank contributed to were horrible decisions that even an intro-biz student would not make. The only thing he did right was get rid of the stuff that he would have ruined, like he did TW when he was president of that group. Stank cannot create . . . he only knows one side of the income statement, the expense side. He has no real plans for revenue, and he has turned T into a commodity service company that is headed for a price war.
T stock is the same price now that it was PRIOR to the T-Mobil fiasco, but paying out 3% less in dividends. You want to give Stank credit for throwing out lifeboats after he steered T into the iceberg.
@ae our stock literally out grew both (20% vs ~6-7%) and ookla has rated us the best wireless network overall in the US 12 months straight.
What are you basing our “losses” on? The only loss is being stuck with bozos like you who operate off their own miserable opinions as if they were fact
Better for you to be you in office than someone in Îndia or the Philippines now that T1 internet is widely available M-F. Or better hope we get another virus. Simply as this. #timesup
Att is still hybrid. I know plenty that are rarely in office.
@a9 “This is great news”… your such a tool!
They went from 2 days to 3. That’s still a long ways from 5. And that will be dependent on your location and the team you are on. Get over it. T mo is still hybrid, so is Verizon, so the industry standard is hybrid. Btw ATT is losing to both of them.
This is great news.
Verizon is adapting to RTO industry standard.
The Verizon board isn’t taking this well.