AT&T reviews

Mixed messaging on work from home. Touted how productive we were working from home, now is forcing people back into office 3-4 days per week despite job function not requiring it. Heavily political rather than productive, especially if you are in any kind of project manager or supervisor role. While parts of the company are trying to have a startup culture, it's mostly slow and bogged down in processes because of how tall the leadership structure is. Certain teams aside, the company isn't very innovative. They've been trying to reduce headcount for years and are trying to push out their older employees. Is laying off employees in core parts of the business without very good justification. Leaders change every 2 years and don't understand the technology very well, resulting in many of them cutting costs without understanding what they're doing.

Conference calls all day every day. Let your managers actually work instead of being on wasted calls Salary was not worth the headache. Opportunity was there for commission, but ridiculous goals keep you from making your at-risk While benefits were cheap, so was the coverage. Better buy the expensive plan or you’ll be out a fortune in doctor bills This company has no clear direction in which it wants to go. I understand we all have goals, but focus areas change hourly for upper management. Nothing is ever good enough yet they can’t tell you what they want you to focus on long-term. Business accounts? Directv? Fiber? Get back to your roots of selling phones and internet and forget the rest Keep cutting headcount thus making stores short staffed. That leaves less time for management to actually coach and more time for management to wait on customers and play the part of a sales person