Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Can Chow replace Stankey?

Yes, I realize she believes in unicorns, but does she have what it takes to replace Stankey? I don't like poppinfresh, Chow may be the best option.

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Victor Nilson. Melissa Arnoldi looks very good, but that is where the competence ends

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Post ID: @4giq+1bA8gpGm

AT&T is hopeless unless they start chopping the tree down from the top instead of the bottom. If your company is failing, then you as the leader are at fault for your misguided directions and decisions.

We have people in the US surviving on minimum wage. There's no legitimate excuse for why Stankey and co. need such inflated salaries. Your own damn fault for creating expenses you can't afford without a million dollars.

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Post ID: @2dnj+1bA8gpGm

Just so long as they don't bring back an id__t like Victor Nilson. Melissa Arnoldi looks very good, but that is where the competence ends. She literally doesn't know anything useful about any part of the business. All show, no go.

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Post ID: @2ewj+1bA8gpGm

Both McElfresh and Chow have similar backgrounds: both with engineering undergraduate degrees and MBAs from top tier business schools. McElfresh and Chow are both legacy T (former AT&T Corp), whereas Stankey and Stephenson are both legacy S (former SBC descendants of Whitacre). So, with Chow's 30 years of executive experience, I wouldn't say she lacks the experience to be CEO. And like most other Fortune 50 CEOs, she came from the business side.

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Post ID: @1hgw+1bA8gpGm

If the company can survive by social media awards, Chow will be the obvious choice. Unfortunately, the real world has real consequences.

McFresh is just another version of Stankey/Stephenson. Apples don't fall too far form the tree.

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Post ID: @1qtw+1bA8gpGm

@1jtk+1bA8gpGm Sorabh Saxena took "early retirement" and is now CIO, Consumer Bank, at Citi in Dallas. Was probably told his job would be eliminated at T.

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Post ID: @1wzj+1bA8gpGm

She believes in Unicorns, enough said.

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Post ID: @1ugy+1bA8gpGm

Man it's a good thing that you're in charge of the selection process. All that hard work and grooming brought you to this position of power today. Congratulations.

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Post ID: @1sqt+1bA8gpGm

Nobody can replace Stankey.

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Post ID: @1dax+1bA8gpGm

Chow is a quota filler, never had any experience except being paraded around from place to place just to be seen...

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Post ID: @1vbh+1bA8gpGm

Probably Arnoldi.

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Post ID: @1ecl+1bA8gpGm

May be Saxena?

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Post ID: @1jtk+1bA8gpGm

Mackerel fish is being groomed for the top role

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Post ID: @yuc+1bA8gpGm

I am sure it will be Jeff McElfresh….

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