Specifically, it appears that Magenta no longer needs anyone to fulfil roles like regional territory manager, indirect sales manager, and designated district manager, which suggests a wider restructuring effort than what’s considered “normal” after a merger is currently taking place.
The aforementioned positions (and possibly more like them) are being removed from both corporate-owned T-Mobile stores and Metro by T-Mobile retail locations in a lot of places across the nation, purportedly impacting a total number of people in the “low hundreds.”
That doesn’t sound quite as bad as other waves of layoffs in the past, but T-Mo is also looking to close entire brick-and-mortar stores in the “near future” to go “nicely” with all those new pink slips. According to a couple of different sources, “all” corporate-owned Metro by T-Mobile stores could be shut down soon in addition to “some” non-Metro locations.
