Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Leadership failure, or intentional destruction?

We are in the golden age of mobile communications, streaming data, and entertainment, yet we seem to be failing at all the above. It is honestly hard to believe that the leadership team could be so totally inept as to foul up everything they touch? Could this all be intentional?

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I’ve never seen a company with such terrible employees and leaders.

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Post ID: @1cxo+16XhKePs

My aha moment was the t mobile breakup fee that rs said was nothing ,we would make that back in one quarter. Nobody is that stupid or generous,spit being swapped back of the shed

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Gotta see the sh–storm going on at ATTMex:

CIO notably incapable to deliver, not even able to respond to business requirements while avoiding any accountability, using T's time to get his c-appy mbas.

Tons of AVPs that clearly got the position thanks to nepotism, so clueless they're so ridiculous,

CTO recycled because nepotism and have to cover gender quotas.

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Post ID: @tpj+16XhKePs

This is what happens when your leader (Randall) is more interested in traveling to Switzerland and talk to intellectuals, invite Harvard teachers and interact with them, and go golfing and other social events with so called actors and actresses and other rich elites. All while forgetting he runs an infrastructure blue collar company. Instead thinking his blue collar company is some kind of content media new comer or silicon valley company. This is what happens when he lets an id–t Stankey tell him the strategy.

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It doesn’t matter, Randall has over $200 million and executive perks for life. He’s home practicing for the Masters this fall!! Stankey and the BOD are working on a 3 yr. $150 million upon his exit.

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Post ID: @jcm+16XhKePs

Direct TV was 100% an intentional k–ler acquisitions to eliminate competing providers under T's content development Road Map.
Here are the companies AT&T acquired in the merger 70% of these employee force is long gone
In the long term, AT&T wants to build up a robust, next-generation infrastructure in order to compete with cable providers. “I will be sorely disappointed if we are not going head-to-head” with cable providers by 2021, said Stephenson.
HBO and Cinemax, as part of Home Box Office Inc.
TBS, truTV, TNT, Studio T, and TCM, as part of Turner Entertainment Networks
Adult Swim and Cartoon Network, as part of the TBS, Inc. Animation, Young Adults & Kids Media (AYAKM) division
CNN and HLN, as part of CNN News Group
The websites Super Deluxe, Beme Inc., and CallToons
DC Entertainment
DC Films, including all of the “Batman” movies
Turner Broadcasting International
Turner Sports, including the website Bleacher Report and the rights to March Madness and NBA playoffs
The CW (50%)
Warner Bros. Animation
Hanna-Barbera Cartoons
Fandango Media (30%)
Warner Bros. Consumer Products
Warner Bros. Digital Networks
Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures
Warner Bros. Pictures International
Warner Bros. Museum
Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank
Warner Bros. Studios, Leavesden
Warner Bros. Studio Tours
Warner Bros. Pictures
Warner Animation Group
Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
NonStop Television
New Line Cinema
Turner Entertainment Co.
WaterTower Music
Castle Rock Entertainment
The Wolper Organization
HOOQ
Blue Ribbon Content
Warner Bros. Television
Warner Horizon Television
Warner Bros. Television Distribution
Warner Bros. International Television Production
Telepictures
Alloy Entertainment
eleveneleven
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

AT&T had already controlled:

Ameritech
Ameritech Cellular
Ameritech Interactive Media Services
Ameritech Publishing
AT&T Communications (2017)
AT&T International
AT&T Originals
AT&T Alascom
AT&T Business Internet
AT&T CallVantage
AT&T Computer Systems
AT&T FSM Library
AT&T GoPhone
AT&T Information Systems
AT&T Intellectual Property
AT&T Intellectual Property I
AT&T Labs
AT&T Mexico
AT&T Mobility
AT&T Technologies
AT&T Wireless Services
BellSouth
BellSouth Advertising & Publishing
BellSouth Long Distance
BellSouth Mobility DCS
BellSouth Telecommunications
Centennial Communications
CenturyTel of the Midwest-Kendall
Cricket Wireless
Crunchyroll
DirecTV
Fullscreen (company)
Illinois Bell
Indiana Bell
International Bell Telephone Company
Michigan Bell
Nevada Bell
Ohio Bell
Otter Media
Pacific Bell
Pacific Bell Directory
Pacific Bell Wireless
QLT Consumer Lease Services
Rooster Teeth
SBC Long Distance
SBC Telecom
Southwestern Bell
Southwestern Bell Internet Services
Southwestern Bell Mobile Systems
Southwestern Bell Yellow Pages
Unefón
Univel
Unix System Laboratories
AT&T U-verse
Wisconsin Bell
Yellowpages.com
YP Holdings

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