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TL;DR
- According to a new rumor, T-Mobile stores have a nationwide meeting set for November 23 that is described by an employee as being about “something big,” but details are unclear.
- While Verizon’s rumored meeting this month may talk about employee layoffs, it’s less clear about the intentions for this meeting.
- The timing may just align with T-Mobile’s usual pre–holiday sales prep, discussing promotions, goals, or new initiatives like the T-Mobile credit card or T-Life rollout.
Earlier this week, there were rumors that Verizon might be announcing some big changes later this month, as talks of potential layoffs are in the air. It’s still unclear if there’s any real substance to the claims, but it seems that they aren’t the only carrier with rumored changes ahead. As first reported by Visible-Bonus-9387 via Reddit, it seems T-Mobile stores around the country are set for a big meeting on November 23. According to the employee, it will be about “something big”.
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Like the Verizon rumors, there’s not a ton known about the meeting’s details. There are a few things worth pointing out, though. First, the date is a bit odd as this would fall on a Sunday. Considering Thanksgiving is next week, that could have something to do with the time selected. It’s also important to note that while Verizon’s meeting has supposedly been connected directly to staffing changes, T-Mobile’s meeting might be a bit more ordinary.
Every year, the company has a big meeting ahead of the sales season, and so this could very well just be a big talk about upcoming promotions designed to take advantage of the holiday timeframe. The meeting may also discuss goals around the new T-Mobile credit card that just launched, as well as general plans for the coming in year ahead.
The big takeaway is that T-Mobile’s meeting could be about something big from T-Mobile’s point of view, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that massive changes are coming either. For now, it’s best not to overspeculate, though we’ve reached out to T-Mobile and will update this post, if and when, the Un-Carrier responds.
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