Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

135B as of 2023

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The market capitalization of AT&T is 131B.
And you say that its debt is 135B.
It seems that the stock price should be much lower.

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Post ID: @8yzf+1luMiXA2

Not satire at all...just hired a couple of technicians and still hiring 2 more. So, you can't hire new employees and layoff the older ones! It just doesn't happen, so once again I can say without question or pause that our business unit is very safe from any kind of layoffs!
Can the company offer the senior personnel an offer to leave on their own, SURE, but I clearly don't see that happening any time soon! The reason they're hiring more technicians is to satisfy the needs of the business, not to streamline the payroll!

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Post ID: @6nsl+1luMiXA2

This must be satire…
No one could be this ign*$nt.
“I do not fear layoffs in my business unit since we are hiring technicians which means our business unit is growing and will not reduce head count by any number! I don't understand why people keep stating that, "nobody is safe" when that couldn't be further from the truth! There are a lot of variables that go into the decision to reduce head count.”

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Post ID: @6tkx+1luMiXA2

A split is on the way….landline and mobility. Anything to detract from debt and hope and pray there is interest in the landline side.

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Post ID: @5tkl+1luMiXA2

@2vpo+1luMiXA2

keep drinking the stank koolaid.

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Post ID: @3ato+1luMiXA2

I do not fear layoffs in my business unit since we are hiring technicians which means our business unit is growing and will not reduce head count by any number! I don't understand why people keep stating that, "nobody is safe" when that couldn't be further from the truth! There are a lot of variables that go into the decision to reduce head count.

Remember, last in first out. I can remember when U-verse was the "Future" of the company. So many U-Verse F150 trucks in the yard that it was hard to find a parking space. Now, not so much. Those techs are long gone along with their managers. We are decommissioning VRADS to the point that the company has automated the process so we don't have to call the U-TRC anymore. Those folks, if not gone now, will be soon. So, if your business unit is hiring techs, understand that this IS AT&T. AT&T hires and fires with great frequency employees that are not in the core contract. Many a tech thought it safe to go into management in one of these "growing" parts of the business only to get slapped with a heavy dose of AT&T "doesn't give a phuck about you". Remember what the smartest guy in any room said, our CEO, "Nobody is safe". So, do you think you're special?

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Post ID: @2vpo+1luMiXA2


Just convert some of that debt into equity and it will be good.”

Then all earnings won’t be enough to cover dividend.

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Post ID: @1ycd+1luMiXA2

I am in mobility and we do not fear debt. We are carrying the company.

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Post ID: @1iit+1luMiXA2

Just convert some of that debt into equity and it will be good.

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Post ID: @1gjx+1luMiXA2

Today is employee appreciation day .., what a joke. This company has no loyalty to its employees so why should we be loyal ??

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Post ID: @1rwc+1luMiXA2

Drill, Baby. Drill!

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Post ID: @1zqg+1luMiXA2

I do not fear layoffs in my business unit since we are hiring technicians which means our business unit is growing and will not reduce head count by any number! I don't understand why people keep stating that, "nobody is safe" when that couldn't be further from the truth! There are a lot of variables that go into the decision to reduce head count.

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Post ID: @1woi+1luMiXA2

its no big deal - just keep coming in and collecting that check because that is what really matters right.

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Post ID: @1bmb+1luMiXA2

Yes, it's the pink elephant in the room. Everyone acts like they don't see it, ignoring it as they step around it. The most indebted company in the world. It almost seems like Stankey intentionally destroyed at&t, don't know how else you could explain it.

No amount of bobbling your heads up and down during the Town Hall Webcast will reduce the very dangerous amount of debt that Randell and John have imposed on AT&T. As John has said. "Nobody is safe". Now, work hard and then work harder, to make AT&T better, you "might" be rewarded. No, just kidding. You are not safe. Remember, John said so.

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Post ID: @1piy+1luMiXA2

Everyone acts like they don't see it, ignoring it as they step around it. The most indebted company in the world. It almost seems like Stankey intentionally destroyed at&t, don't know how else you could explain it.

This should make anyone think real hard before taking an annuity for their AT&T pension.

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Post ID: @1qmi+1luMiXA2

It was Randall Stevenson all the way! RS decided to go after Directv and then decided T needs the content as well to compliment the satellite service, hence, Warner. I remember as though it was yesterday watching RS in videos talking about his vision of AT&T in the future with these two companies if approved by the FCC and DOJ. He said he knew Directv was declining, but felt there was still enough value in it to recover the revenue paid for it! Wow, was he ever wrong!

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Post ID: @1rbf+1luMiXA2

Yes, it's the pink elephant in the room. Everyone acts like they don't see it, ignoring it as they step around it. The most indebted company in the world. It almost seems like Stankey intentionally destroyed at&t, don't know how else you could explain it.

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Post ID: @pcz+1luMiXA2

The board will give the Stink more money for not being $200B in debt.
He deserves it.

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Post ID: @itp+1luMiXA2

Big, beautiful debt to make AT&T great again.

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