Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

AT&T's Walk Out Policy

If I go to work for a competitor, am I going to be walked out before the 2 week resignation period is over. Some companies will walk you out as soon as you resign and notify them that you are going to work for a competitor (they still pay you for the 2 weeks). Is this applicable to AT&T? Or, are they going to keep me working full 2 weeks to cover my resignation period.

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Post ID: @OP+1hnX0cQE

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they are going to walk your a-s out and no pay. zwjy would they?

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Post ID: @8dyd+1hnX0cQE

Don’t tell them where you’re going. It’s none of their business.

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Post ID: @3ucv+1hnX0cQE

fk all that. just ffs quit. you control your life not them.

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Post ID: @2pzp+1hnX0cQE

The last time I left I told them I was going to a competitor and as I hoped they made me leave immediately. We took them public, got big options and then a company acquired it with big offer. I took a job at BellSouth

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Post ID: @2tcu+1hnX0cQE

It depends on the job. If you're a tech, naw. However, if you're in marketing and privy to a new advertising campaign then maybe. Design of new products and services, maybe.

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Post ID: @1hko+1hnX0cQE

I have seen a L2 get walked out back in the day. if you want to stay and work for 2 weeks, don't tell them were you are going. If you tell your boss, he could walk you out. Its a manager decision.

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Post ID: @1rlp+1hnX0cQE

The point is for OP to get walked out but still get paid for 2 weeks. Yes! you will get walked out if you show management an offer letter from a competitor.

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Post ID: @1phg+1hnX0cQE

Unless you're an VP or higher, they don't much care.

The top levels have "loyalty" provisions in their agreements. Read the latest proxy statement of you want gory details

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Post ID: @1jdx+1hnX0cQE

Most states have at will employment, you don’t need to disclose why you’re quiting or going to a competition. Just as the company can let you go any time. Just tell them you signed a NDA with new employer and can’t say anything for one year.

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Post ID: @1xng+1hnX0cQE

You're not obligated to disclose any future job prospects with anyone in ATT! Why would you mention a word when nobody cares one way or another? Just put in your 2 week notice and keep your personal information to yourself from that point on!

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Post ID: @1dib+1hnX0cQE

Gen-Z?

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Post ID: @1jba+1hnX0cQE

Why the heck would you tell them you are going to a competitor?? Just give 2 weeks notice. If you're looking for "please don't go" .. it ain't going to happen.

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Post ID: @1ftv+1hnX0cQE

oh the ego of att employees.

do you think anybody cares who you go to work for and why is it any of their business where you go.

just put your two weeks and do nothing and then say adios.

really? you are going to tell them where you are going?

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Post ID: @fps+1hnX0cQE

Just drop off your sh-t Friday afternoon and shoot an email off to the boss that you're done. Who gives a sh-t about 2 weeks, walk yourself out.

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Post ID: @mgg+1hnX0cQE

I wouldn’t provide any information. You’re providing a notice, that’s all you need to provide.

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Post ID: @mql+1hnX0cQE

Yea they will walk you out, and might not pay you for two weeks. All depends how they feel that day.

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Post ID: @bnp+1hnX0cQE

Why tell them anything? None of their business.

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Post ID: @umk+1hnX0cQE

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