I have to say I feel for our Mobility Network (ACE) management and techs in FL. I have been there before with severe storms and the aftermath. That network is decimated. And now you have prominent politicians demanding hourly updates on network status, and all you’re trying to do is move generators around and keep them fueled. Best of luck to you all.
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God Speed to our brothers and sisters in the region! That's about as tough as life gets!
The so called prominent politicians all over this country and especially in Florida can all go phuck themselves cuz they're all the lowest form of life on the planet! Who cares what they think!
I bet you one JTS that Sanbar isn’t out their supervising anything. He is a real Kamala Harris.
The Governor needs hourly updates to communicate with the citizens in need.
I’d go help them out, but I’ve been surplused out of that area, along with a ton of other techs. T could care less.
“ You got it all wrong, they will be opening supplier/ vendor tickets to repair the network“
Mostly true, though I was speaking more from a management perspective I guess. And before you jump all over that, yes, it is exhausting having L3 and up constantly all over you re: the network status. Providing the same reports to multiple people.
Mobility ACE doing work? You got it all wrong, they will be opening supplier/ vendor tickets to repair the network. No AT&T mobility employee will be repairing cell service. Cutting PO’s is back breaking work.
All those mobility vp's, avp's vying for their ten minutes of fame! What a bunch of mo--ns.
And this is the exact scenario where you’ll have the multiple unnecessary layers of VP’s all fighting for the spotlight, and all requesting the same information from the same limited resources that are able to provide it. You know, the people that are actually trying to restore the network.