Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Rutherford, Williams and Navone

Calls coming out 10/17 to be off payroll 11/1. This has been confirmed with an HR/legal call 9/29.

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How many ethics complaints have to come in on Rutherford before someone finally does something? Slamming, Targeting people, Wreaking havoc for years. Florida hasn’t been the same since. Thought JVB would do something but she hasn’t been much better. Disappointed.

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Post ID: @2aqd+1j0LkYHK

Not familiar with all three names. Must be new 3 stooges.

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Post ID: @2igi+1j0LkYHK

Those people are over different sales groups covering different regions of the country. Sounds like names pulled from a hat

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Post ID: @1rfp+1j0LkYHK

They are well known for their dishonesty.

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Post ID: @1ooz+1j0LkYHK

Rutherford, Williams and Cabrone are made up jokers that do not have any impact on anything

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Post ID: @1mmp+1j0LkYHK

Who are 3 people that have never been in my kitchen?

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Post ID: @1omo+1j0LkYHK

Rutherford, Williams, and Navone = MIke and the Mechanics

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Post ID: @1enu+1j0LkYHK

Wasn’t mix markets supposed to be a growth area? JS has mentioned this on his 2022 broadcast calls.

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Post ID: @1uyx+1j0LkYHK

AT&T is not a 150 year old company. SBC bought a bankrupt AT&T and took on its name.

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Post ID: @1nex+1j0LkYHK

Confirmed how? In writing, email or what

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Post ID: @1znx+1j0LkYHK

"You are now seeing the beginning of the end of at&t as we knew it."

The talent left years ago. The majority of employees still around are those with no other options who are going to stay until the end or asked to leave. I know. I am one of them.

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Post ID: @znu+1j0LkYHK

Who is Rutherford, Williams, Navone ???

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Post ID: @viq+1j0LkYHK

All need to understand that ATT is a job not a career. Put in the time and receive the pay and benefits. No more.

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Post ID: @web+1j0LkYHK

You are now seeing the beginning of the end of at&t as we knew it. Please be sure to Thank Stankey and Stephenson on your way out! You've got to love it, these two hayseeds destroy a once sound financially healthy company that has existed for 150 years. They did this in a span of 10 short years, and got extremely wealthy in the process! Worst two CEO's in corporate history. Yet they stay employed by T?

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Post ID: @mfp+1j0LkYHK

Calls coming from them or they will be off payroll? Who do we anticipate being laid off on 10/17?

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Post ID: @wdu+1j0LkYHK

These layoffs have been consistent for years, however the recent frequency, depth and volume is unprecedented. Unfortunately many good people in these orgs and many others. This sets the cornerstone on the future of the company. Everyone knows ( the street, investors and employees) you simply cannot cut your way to profitability, so what does this really mean? It’s really quite transparent, this buys the company some time ( albeit not long) to lay the path for a potential break up. Most likely retaining a mobility core that will be a skeleton of what it looks like today and shedding other elements. It’s very difficult to divest landline from a regulatory perspective but it’s been done by others and can / will be done here. “ Strategic services” are simply not strategic and don’t deliver either profitability or credibility to the company based on our inability to execute ( delivery and billing). T has been building a cheap external sales , operation and engineering channels for years in preparation. Good leaders will lead through adversity with light at the end of the tunnel, that doesn’t exist, which is why you see some of the brightest leaders leaving unexpectedly. The company is eroding, and the stock price tells the macro story. Plan your next step and you’ll be in the best position for you and your family. Interested to here others perspectives….Good luck to everyone.

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Post ID: @qgg+1j0LkYHK

Yep

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Post ID: @jrt+1j0LkYHK

Good Lord. Are we just completely getting out of mobility and mid-markets?

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