Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

In these turbulent times, we have steady leadership

At AT&T, that apparently means trimming ambition, stretching timelines, and praying no one notices the difference between discipline and drift.


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Post ID: @OP+1kps6nd73

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steady as in they can sleep without slouching over

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Post ID: @tb+1kps6nd73

CSO leadership is a complete joke.

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Post ID: @r7+1kps6nd73

@db

Sounds like chief data and chief security offices. Never have seen so many stupid leaders from outside companies. All they know is how things were done at their old places and as such don't even comprehend when things won't work because of differences of all kinds. And don’t seem willing to even figure it out.

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Post ID: @dm+1kps6nd73

Steady isn’t great when you rank at the bottom for culture and best places to work rankings. You need change, starting at the top.

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Post ID: @dj+1kps6nd73

Not at all steady in some orgs. Seems their "culture" is to hire outside directors and up who know nothing about the businesses we are in...and you can tell by the stupid questions they ask.

They justify the hires by claiming bringing new ideas in. But how is it in any way good if they know nothing about the businesses they claim to want to shape?

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Post ID: @db+1kps6nd73

@a7 , and buying at a premium & selling for fire sale prices.

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Post ID: @cs+1kps6nd73

turbulent as stinky breaks wind

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Post ID: @ac+1kps6nd73

Steady and consistent in poor leading, layoffs and sc--wing people over.

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