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Saneboy13 · 13-07-2006, 06:32

The biggest pain in the a$$ for us at the moment, is the fact that they don't know how many engineers are going from each area (or so they claim).

We don't know if it's 1, 2, 3 or 4 in my area. It has taken them three months to get figures together, but they can not tell us what the local impact will be.

Moral is rock bottom right now, we have ended up with more questions than answers from the presentation and we are fearing what the knock on effect will be to the Network.

I was banging on the other week about return path issues with people using sub standard splits and cable, now it's going to get a whole lot harder to keep on top of those kind of things.

But there are some of us that are either stupid or stubborn (me) that want's to keep working for NTL, I want to try to keep making that little bit of a difference, but I will have to wait and see what the cull will be and what my area will be reduced too...

13-07-2006, 06:32	#14
Saneboy13 Inactive Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Swansea Services: Digi x2, TU24, 20Meg BB Posts: 223	Re: 90 Day Notice for Network Engineers The biggest pain in the a$$ for us at the moment, is the fact that they don't know how many engineers are going from each area (or so they claim). We don't know if it's 1, 2, 3 or 4 in my area. It has taken them three months to get figures together, but they can not tell us what the local impact will be. Moral is rock bottom right now, we have ended up with more questions than answers from the presentation and we are fearing what the knock on effect will be to the Network. I was banging on the other week about return path issues with people using sub standard splits and cable, now it's going to get a whole lot harder to keep on top of those kind of things. But there are some of us that are either stupid or stubborn (me) that want's to keep working for NTL, I want to try to keep making that little bit of a difference, but I will have to wait and see what the cull will be and what my area will be reduced too...