Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

I'll tell you that if you expect only to work from home, you're dreaming. Unless you're self–employed, it's unlikely you'll get a WFH job for the rest of your career. Everything changes. I wouldn't base working for any company only on that "benefit." There's much more to a career.

Guess someone's hemorrhoids are acting up today

OP burped: "anyone one know of any within or outside AT&T?"

Then, when it was pointed out that he was a lazy little runt he whinged "All I asked if someone had any info. Never asked for someone to do the work. As a society we are stronger, when we help each other. But you choose to be everyone for themselves mentality. But thanks for your suggestion keyboard warrior."

So let me get this straight ... asking if anyone knows of wfh jobs inside or out of T isn't asking for people to look for this child? So here's my helpful answer, you know, in the spirit of coming together:

Yes, there are a lot of wfh jobs out there – both inside and outside of T. Happy hunting, you sniveling little infant.

Too damn funny...got a good laugh from that little dialogue...

Thanks anonymous. All I asked if someone had any info. Never asked for someone to do the work. As a society we are stronger, when we help each other. But you choose to be everyone for themselves mentality. But thanks for your suggestion keyboard warrior.

Yes, there are plenty of work-from-home jobs out there. Maybe you ought to try doing a bit of a job search on your own instead of coming here asking others to find openings for you.

Here's a nice way to start: LinkedIn, Monster, Indeed, Glassdoor

What else, would you like someone to write your resume, send out your cover letters, and sit in any interviews for you as well?

Do your own gawdamm work.

So what do you do?

OP – come to a layoff site for a job?

I've been working from home for over a year now.