Joe Manchin agreeing to a smaller spending bill with higher corporate taxes added to that bill, what will T do for its next move? As reported, T has already frozen its ATT Transfer System hiring, will it stand pat or will it start to reduce head count? T has its work cut out for it and T employees are getting worried about the possibility of losing their jobs during a recession. Hang on to your hats, the turbulence will last for the next 3-4 quarters!
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What recession??? I was in Ruth’s Chris a couple of nights ago and the place was slammed with a wait. Walk into Best Buy and the staff is overwhelmed with people spending thousands on big screen TV’s they don’t need. Go into Kroger and folks are spending buttloads on steak for grilling out. We couldn’t be further from a recession. Inflation = YES. Recession = you’re and id--t
Stay tuned to see just how he makes T great again! It seems just from this blog that his employees don't have a lot of faith in him. That speaks volumes and there's a very good reason for it!
Stankey adjusting the business as needed. Making AT&T great again.
It’s ATT Technology Services, not AT&T Transfer System.
Excuse our dust, we are building back better!
There isn’t any inflation, the US dollar just buys less, come on man!
A major part of Pascals job is to see to it that T pays as little as possible in taxes. Maybe as little as none! T is basically recession proof. I don't expect many, if any, changes going forward.
We already have entered the hiring freeze phase. Customers have started not paying their bills or cancelling services. Up next layoffs.
The turbulence will remain until the Stink fills his bank account as much as possible and finally leaves - laughing all the way to the bank!