AT&T’s Morale Problem

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I’m sure the sentiment is more widespread than this one rep.

Update: AT&T says it’s a hoax, and they’re probably right. Consumerist gets it, though: it doesn’t matter if it’s “true” or not. It felt true, and that speaks volumes about AT&T’s business and culture.

  • 18 November 2009

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