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Originally Posted by HC_Chief
You must not live near the campus. How stupid is it that coverage drops at pretty much every major intersection near the CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS?! 
Sprint was a great company to work for, constant worries about getting laid off notwithstanding. |
I didn't live near the campus but I did work there for a while. I always heard that calls dropped a lot in that area, but never experienced it myself, except in elevators or something.
I don't really think it was that great of a company to work for. I dont know if it was just them, or if it's the nature of the beast working for a monolithic company of that size, but it was like a politics fantasy football league. And anytime you heard anything from management, you had to assume the opposite because they were never being forthcoming.
That was the main thing that I hated, you couldn't believe anything you heard from above. There were emails coming out all the time about how they weren't planning widespead outsourcing, or how they were going to reorganize but didn't anticipate any cuts, or something like that, but deep down you knew they would fire you 5 minutes ago if they thought it would save them a nickel.