#location

Which would you have picked if you had the option? Charlotte would make sense only for commute to work and cost of living. Dallas on the other hand has lots of companies if T lays you off a year later. Both cities are new to family and kids are still in schools.

Besides Santa Clara, does anyone know what other locations are affected with the new round of layoffs?

What is it? It’s something for Guyana Upstream. Should I join?

Since there is a post around location strategy, what about groups having to be together?

Any news or updates for co-location strategy?

Any news or updates for location strategy?

A little background, my store i was originally transitioned into an indirect location back in November and I accepted a rep job at a different location back when it happened. I went from manager to rep, which I am very happy I did, but if my store I am at now gets transitioned I think I'm ready to go. Idk this time around it feels better and that it isnt actually a bad thing but it is a good thing. If this company doesn't want me I'm going to do something for myself. I hope it happens.

After the JR staff meeting today, I am more worried for my job than ever. It’s not about just RTO anymore or that they’re outsourcing a lot of positions. I got the strong impression that RMC ( and other business lines likely) will have designated hubs. If you’re not in one of those hubs, you are in danger. As someone in a very small hub with minimal RMC presence, this is hugely concerning!

JR didn’t say this directly but reading between the lines of what she did say, this is not a stretch. Clearly leadership wants to move away from geographically distributed teams entirely ( unless it’s collaborating with your co-workers in India or Poland, then it’s totally ok).

If you’re remote or in a hub where your business line doesn’t have much presence, it feels like you will be on the chopping block first.

It sounds like their main goal ( even though it’s so outdated and ridiculous) is to move everyone to the hubs they want them in.

She even mentioned how other banks only have a couple hubs not 22 and we all know that US Bank is now a follower so that’s the direction they will move in.

Really wondering how these high cost locations are going to exist if we can’t hire and keep letting people go?? Like what is going to be the point of the Tampa, NJ, or NYC locations if we can’t use them??

CTI location sux and upper management doesn’t care about their employees!

I’m curious how many want VR over how many are in bad locations / have no choice or dare I say it happy.

Ouch! another blow to our company

https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-fines-att-57m-location-data-violations

Might as well leave your phone as well together with your laptop.

Been a lot of buzz in the real estate team about Nashville. A lot of companies you’re moving there. Talent pool is getting deeper. Is Nashville the new Atlanta maybe the new Frisco or OP?

What's the deal with the northampton location?

I am in a location that is not one of the "big 3" and have been turned down for job after job after job after job bc I cannot relocate and "must be in one of the listed locations"...

THE SUPPLY CHAIN SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT IS LOCATED IN LONDON, ENGLAND BUT I CANNOT BE IN A DIFFERENT US BASED LOCATION.

WHAT THE F*%K IS GOING ON WITH THIS COMPANY.

Rumor has it that a location has been selected. If you can't tell us officially, tell is here. Go ahead, the floor is yours.

I heard from reputable source, that although marketing VP GH is stationed in OKC… marketing jobs are expected to relocate to Houston office for better commercial exposure. Sorry for the facts, just want to keep people in the know so there’s no surprises. Hoping the best for all involved. This isn’t fun for anyone.
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Hey everyone I was let today and just want to see if we can get some numbers.
Sorry to all affected we're in the same boat

Roles / TC / Location also would be appreciated

Anyone with any insight about when Raleigh will be completely phased out? Leadership has been vague about it (next several years), but no real date as of yet.

What is the deal with location tracking? Who tracks it? Will MyWork and people with medical accommodations get tracked in addition to others for Workplace Excellence?

The traffic. The overpriced homes. The humidity. I hate this place.

I retired in 2018. At that time they were closing a handful of the regional offices and transitioning to the hubs. I haven't kept up with the effort to close the regions. Does the farm still have any at all?

I have seen just about every location in North America on one list or another here saying it s a "high cost" market. They can't all be high cost. I guess what i really want to know is what cities/states are considered "low cost" if any exist.

Will AT&T open a new hub location in Tel-aviv?

Any word on the next/final round of lay offs for East Syracuse and Oriskany employees? I thought it was Q1 this year and while I know they laid off a bunch in February there are still some of us left. When will we get laid off?

I’m at the skunkworks, and since the Doug news broke, the mood has shifted pretty noticeably. A lot of us feel like the clock is ticking. Once Farley’s out, we lose our last real advocate for keeping this operation in California, Alan Clarke aside, but Dearborn’s not going to fight for us. I’m expecting a mass exodus, and the wild part is they haven’t even finished the Long Beach construction. We all know what Blue Oval City represents, so nothing feels off the table right now.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I wonder if they’ll move the Brantford call centre, the Brantford police have always wanted the space. It’ll be interesting to see what happens.

https://lfpress.com/news/local-news/enbridge-buys-former-costco-site-for-25-5m-bringing-jobs-to-south-london

Ford management is planning big layoff in Ottawa soon,
Most of ce xxxx work and new platform work are moving to lang island. All remote and disgruntled employee be prepared for another big layoff. Don’t feel disheartened if you are in the list. It’s all about money and cutting cost. Lot of boomers may get impacted soon.

Is there a date? Mostly RAN people left, but they got dumped into Ericsson for Texas or remote

Someone said recently that anyone working Permian assets will have to move to Midland and all of the other Basins will be run out of OKC. Is this true?

Anyone have any word on what's going on with the Richardson building they acquired last year? I'm hearing some buildings in the Dallas area are going to be closed and the employees in those buildings will have to report to the Richardson location.

I see some jobs that only list the NYC or Frisco as office locations on Workday, are those negotiable at all? Wondering if I currently report to the Charlotte office and want to apply if I could stay here or would need to move.

I haven't heard anything, I'm just curious and like to stay prepared.

Whitacre Tower in Downtown Dallas is and will always be our home. Don't fall for any of that Plano talk.

I've heard a lot of rumors about how it's not going well so far. Does anyone have any insight on what the latest is?

Seems like it was a couple of years ago that Frank said there’d be a new campus in Kansas City. Did those plans get shelved?

Memo went out that Coral campus was sold, but we're in a lease back agreement and will stay from 18-36 months until Fiserv finds a new campus.

They are staying in South Florida, that much was clear. Where to next? Hoping it's not Miami.

Does anyone have a list of Americas office location addresses?