Abdual Rodriguez

17 hours ago, RedSpark said:

Any news come out of this today?

 

These are simply pep rallies, nothing of any substance is ever presented. Its a good opportunity to take a nap during these nonsense rallies. My 2 cents 

21 hours ago, dkyeager said:

 

 

I would think Sprint network employees would be most vulnerable when the Sprint network is eliminated.  Up to that point they need to keep both networks operational. I have heard reports of some work still being done on Sprint sites since April 1 just to retain Sprint customers (like maintenance or increasing backhaul to make a site function). In some markets the T-Mobile network staff has a lot of former pre-merger Sprint network employees.

Your post is on the publicly visible side of S4gru.com, which could threaten your or other posters if employed now by T-Mobile.  You might want to donate do you could post inside the paywall. 

Most people are this site for technical information so there might be better forums.

Thanks for your advice. 

Ill make my comments brief, in hopes that it creates dialog abbot our future. The synergy and blending of the 2 company's from the network perspective is a complete disaster already! If you are a Sprint Network Employee and feel everything is so far, so good. You have not yet been tortured by the superior leader. Its coming. 

T-mobile either has a leadership directive to force out Sprint employees, or the local markets and regions are overwhelmed by the extensive knowledge Sprint folks bring and that intimidation is causing them to try and force you out. To be fair, Sprint had layers of dead weight also and most need to be bounced. 

From the brief time I have seen their processes and procedures combined with the lack of experience, rest assured you are all in for a wild ride.

How about unionizing? 

15 hours ago, avb said:

I thought Sprint outsourced their network team to Ericsson? Or did they bring them back in at some point?

I haven't kept up with Sprint much the past few years.

Most of the network was brought back, but most of the field services is still Ericsson and Goodman. 

Funny you say that. I fully understand the colossal FUBAR that was Sprint together with Nextel (couldn't even get 1 name) and then the injection of Clear wire dead weight, but now T-mobile has made it clear you must conform immediately or else. 

T-Mobile would be better suited to embrace some of the M&Ps and ways of doing business. Have you been introduced to the "you must be in an office, or else" policy. That shit will backfire on those youngsters. Lets call it what it is 'Office Space'.

Enough of my rant for today. 

T-Mobile and Sprint have no plan on how to commingle the 2 teams and networks. Its only a couple of weeks in and already messy. And TMO has the same elitist attitude towards their peers from Sprint. Everyone is hoping for the best, as well as the commitment to not layoff anyone for a period of time (3 years?). Trending in the wrong direction. 

Abdul Rodriguez