Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Hiring Freeze Just Announced in ATS

Sambar was trying to back filling all the people he lost at the end of 2021 because of the Stink's take aways. No more.

When will the layoff start up again in ATS? Take Me! I Need a divorce from Toxic-T and his Majesty the Stink - Pajama-Party-in-Chief !

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I love the uninformed on this board that just make cr-p up, it is AT&T Technology Services and yes there is a pause in hiring as part of ongoing budget reductions, normal business to help meet numbers, forecasts and projections !

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Post ID: @1cvy+1hVKed2p

No, Legacy T’s ATS stands for AT&T Transfer System. It’s not an organization, it’s just the system/process that they’ve always used to bid on internal jobs.

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Post ID: @1cxk+1hVKed2p

Legacy T's ATS?

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Post ID: @hng+1hVKed2p

Hiring freeze is one of the worst tactics, it means multiple layers of management have no freaken clue on how to run the business.

Teams who are desperate in need to backfill or additional people won't get them. Meanwhile, managers up and down chain are working overtime to justify holding onto headcount, whether they are busy or not. All the drama translates into decrease in productivity and morale.

You don't a Harvard Phd to figure this out. Yet, T does this every year, absolute genius.

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Post ID: @zuu+1hVKed2p

Network Operations ATS

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Post ID: @sjy+1hVKed2p

Is that customer care ATS or Network ATS? 2 different bunches.

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Post ID: @amn+1hVKed2p

Bloated, overstaffed org.

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Post ID: @qyv+1hVKed2p

ATS= Advanced Technical Support.

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Post ID: @vdv+1hVKed2p

What organization is ATS?

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Post ID: @pja+1hVKed2p

We are under Sambar also. No hiring freeze announced here. As you said it must be limited to ATS, just a part of his org that includes 31k+ people.

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