A local food bank representative in Washington estimates they are short as much as 4 million pounds of food right now compared to previous years and need your help. Here’s how T-Mobile is giving back by donating 2 Million Meals* to Feeding America® and helping connect employees and customers to other nonprofits.
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A local food bank representative in Washington estimates they are short as much as 4 million pounds of food right now compared to previous years and need your help. Here’s how T-Mobile is giving back by donating 2 Million Meals* to Feeding America® and helping connect employees and customers to other nonprofits.
Wow, it’s been 10 years since I joined T-Mobile. A decade! It’s an understatement to say A LOT has happened in that time. When I joined Team Magenta, T-Mobile was rebuilding from a failed merger but working on another with MetroPCS. We had a little over 33 million customers. Our former CEO John Legere had joined only a few weeks earlier. We didn’t yet offer the iPhone, or LTE service. We had just launched our first unlimited nationwide 4G data plan.
Wow, it’s been 10 years since I joined T-Mobile. A decade! It’s an understatement to say A LOT has happened in that time. When I joined Team Magenta, T-Mobile was rebuilding from a failed merger but working on another with MetroPCS. We had a little over 33 million customers. Our former CEO John Legere had joined only a few weeks earlier. We didn’t yet offer the iPhone, or LTE service. We had just launched our first unlimited nationwide 4G data plan.
As T‑Mobile renews its commitment to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses by the end of 2023, one veteran employee shares a journey from hiding his PTSD to being encouraged to share his true story and supported with mental health resources to manage the challenges he faces.
By Callie Field, President of T-Mobile Business Group
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Hispanic businesses have made an extraordinary impact on the U.S. economy. In fact, nearly 5 million Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States contribute more than $800 billion annually. With Hispanic-owned businesses representing nearly one in four new businesses, we’re seeing more jobs and an even brighter future for those using technology to innovate and drive efficiency.
Weather is more unpredictable every year. Communities in disaster-prone areas prepare for the worst, yet sometimes there's no safeguarding from the force of nature.
Take Hurricane Ian, the fifth-strongest hurricane to make landfall in the United States. After pummeling Cuba, Ian recently hit the western coast of Florida as a Category 4 storm and made landfall again in South Carolina as a Category 1 hurricane. Ian caused widespread flooding, power outages and severe damage in communities that bore the brunt of the storm. More than 100 people have lost their lives.
This National Disability Employment Awareness Month, one T‑Mobile employee is sharing her story to highlight the importance of the company’s latest disability advocacy and accessibility awards and explain how equitable hiring opportunities can provide meaningful employment for those with disabilities.
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This National Disability Employment Awareness Month, one T‑Mobile employee is sharing her story to highlight the importance of the company’s latest disability advocacy and accessibility awards and explain how equitable hiring opportunities can provide meaningful employment for those with disabilities.
A digital literacy program created by The League of United Latin American Citizens continues to grow with T‑Mobile’s help, and this Hispanic Heritage Month students say it’s an opportunity to stay ahead of today’s fast‑paced connected technology.
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A program focused on digital literacy and safety for students in Hispanic communities has expanded across the country as it enters its third year. Current high school participants say it’s been a rewarding opportunity.
Natural disasters and extreme weather events are increasingly becoming more severe as they grow in number — striking communities year-round with often deadly effect. Preparing an easily-accessible family emergency plan with the right information is more important than ever.
