Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Is RTO just another veiled threat?

I believe so, no way T can manage through this!

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Remember the code of business ethics: Disciplinary action can be taken, up to and including termination. These bell companies either have the most paranoid management or the most underhanded employees or both

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Post ID: @3yyr+1it8fkPT

They have to do RTO, most of the workforce 2020 people only have one ability, to collaborate....

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Post ID: @3snc+1it8fkPT

They'd be fools to force us back. When I was in office 5 days/week, it was laughable the amount of time I spent chit-chatting, not working. Morning coffee from 7 - 9am or 9:30 followed by a couple hours "work," then a lunch workout, couple more hours "work" and meetings, back home by 4pm.

Bring it, if they must. They'll lose in the long run.

THIS is a perfect example of why AT&T must cut the fat. I'm sure AT&T could do without you and not even notice. Someone else could pick up your job and that would allow them to have a full day of work. T is a big company so it takes them awhile to find non-performers like you, but they will.

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Post ID: @3hen+1it8fkPT

On some level, any request coming from the company carries a veiled threat.

The threat is: do it or be terminated.

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Post ID: @1zzc+1it8fkPT

If RTO is truly enforced, that will increase the negative effects in the existent workforce ,
Cause hiring is going poorly, new skilled employees will be priced in gold

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Post ID: @1qrc+1it8fkPT

They want to force employees to return to offices where they're less happy, less productive, and have a worse work/life balance while they lay off 20% of the workforce and continue to underpay us compared to the rest of the industry and offer no hope of promotions or raises and eliminate yearly bonuses? That sounds like a solid strategy.

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Post ID: @1mio+1it8fkPT

They'd be fools to force us back. When I was in office 5 days/week, it was laughable the amount of time I spent chit-chatting, not working. Morning coffee from 7 - 9am or 9:30 followed by a couple hours "work," then a lunch workout, couple more hours "work" and meetings, back home by 4pm.

Bring it, if they must. They'll lose in the long run.

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Post ID: @1heh+1it8fkPT

I'm not going back. Let's just see how well T is at tracking and managing RTO, something tells me they will fail miserably.

AT&T will do it the same way other companies do. They will track and limit VPN access to a certain number of hours per week. It is not rocket science, even a H1B can do it. If your computer is not on the corporate LAN network a certain number of hours each week, you will not be in compliance.

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Post ID: @1sei+1it8fkPT

I'm not going back. Let's just see how well T is at tracking and managing RTO, something tells me they will fail miserably.

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Post ID: @aqq+1it8fkPT

Somehow, complaining about the same thing over and over has to work, right?

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Post ID: @oux+1it8fkPT

Your delusions of grandeur and hubris are funny.
You are as replaceable as a paper clip.

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