Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

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Work from home people need to get laid off first. They don't care about our company.

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Post ID: @OP+1liAcDUY

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Is it too early to feed the trolls?

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Post ID: @Fkqo+1liAcDUY

It is just another tactic for employees to quit. Apparently, they still need more people to go and hasn't laid off enough people

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Post ID: @3ron+1liAcDUY

I’m not WFH. I’m WFOPMH. Work from OPs mothers house

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Post ID: @3dmv+1liAcDUY

OP - please don't reproduce

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Post ID: @2kvx+1liAcDUY

Obviously just another flame post. Since my career has spanned in office and WFH, I can say with all sincerity that if a person screws around at home instead of working, they can sc--w around in the office too. There really is no justification to fire people just because they work from home.

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Post ID: @1inh+1liAcDUY

It’s a virtual world, man. If this is how you think, you should be gone.

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Post ID: @1epk+1liAcDUY

Get rid of the lazy spearchuckers first.

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Post ID: @1ljt+1liAcDUY

Stop beating a dead horse, you're obsessed with WFH and now you're embarrassing yourself.

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Post ID: @1hla+1liAcDUY

I'm a bit confused here. Were tools like teams, email, internet, cell phones, texting, screen share, and vpn software created so that people should continue commuting to the office every day like thier parents' and grandparents' generations had to do? With rising gas prices, rush hour gridlock traffic in every major city, inflation going through the roof, and major concerns about greenhouse gases and global warming becoming a huge problem in the near future... do companies really have their priorities in order by forcing their employees to drive to a physical office every day? Doesn't that run counter to efforts toward reducing emissions, working smarter, alleviating traffic on the roads, and using available tools to work more efficiently? Talk about being tone deaf.

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Post ID: @1yed+1liAcDUY

Yeah, because I can work better on back to back teleconference calls while sitting in a vacant office with no one from my team there. When I have to leave by 4pm to make it home vs working from home where I don’t have to worry about a commute and can work those hours instead or work later when needed.

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Post ID: @1ayk+1liAcDUY

Collaboration zone craziness may be back again. The majority of people who got hit this time in my organization were those remote workers not in the collaboration zones, mainly Dallas.

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Post ID: @1zmy+1liAcDUY

WFH&LMAO

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Post ID: @1gty+1liAcDUY

Jealous? Not my problem. Why don't you look in the mirror first. You come off as another crybaby who plays the eternal victim and blames everyone but yourself.

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Post ID: @1xco+1liAcDUY

Big time Jelly.

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Post ID: @1ozr+1liAcDUY

Hello, is this the jelly school? M’kay.

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Post ID: @1syu+1liAcDUY

What happened to “we need to be together to collaborate” ?

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Post ID: @1rdq+1liAcDUY

I work from home and love it! It's like having a part-time job and getting paid a full-time paycheck! I save wear/rear on my personal vehicle, save money on gas and don't have to work too hard! Good work if you can get it! Yes, definitely someone is very jealous!

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Post ID: @1jqr+1liAcDUY

Fu-k off

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Post ID: @1erq+1liAcDUY

Someone’s jealous.

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Post ID: @1wsp+1liAcDUY

Jealous much?

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Post ID: @1sid+1liAcDUY

S T F U

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