Don't care. I've never been to the Dallas headquarters and I don't plan to go to the Plano one.
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“ Instead of saving headcount”
These are employees not needed. This is a business not a welfare program.
🥱 boring. Nobody gives a sh!t about the Plano office. Just a complete waste of time and money. More billions flushed down the drain on something nobody wanted or needs. Instead of saving headcount—the stink builds himself a $3B statue and your head pays for it. Total buffoonery.
We’re good at blowing things up.
@e6 only problem is NOBODY wants to be chained to an obsolete office building anymore. This isn’t 1952, bud. Remote work is the future and only those who enable it will be successful in the end. Not hard to see or understand.
Fake news. Build was cancelled from what I heard.
This move is to get technical employees to stay. The gen z crowd is leaving in droves.
If you are in sales, support, gen admin, legal, marketing or any other non-technical role, understand this move isn't for you.
Only follows given Att itself is being blown up.
So exciting! T should set up a live feed to track building progress in real time. #PlanoBound
I remember when EDS was built on a corn field, now this morning I heard EDS getting b-l-o-w-n up, wonder if I will live long enough to hear the new ATT HQ getting demolished at sometime in the future ?
@ag make that $2.35B.
Makes no sense ATT spending $1B on a new HQ complex that everyone has to drive too everyday ? sounds like an outdated 1955 business strategy especially for a company in the wireless/mobile industry.
RIP EDS.