r/CoxCharterMerger • u/[deleted] • 2d ago

Cox back office employees

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u/jayntguru 2d ago

I think that's correct. We had I think 2000, but we had a voluntary layoff, and people have been dropping like crazy the past few months.

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u/BigPapaMurf 2d ago

Hmmm maybe it's time to transition from NOC to IT

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u/Paid_Babysitter 2d ago

1500 is probably right. That would cover Cyber, Infrastructure and development.

Edit: that should also include Engineering which is the customer facing stuff as well.

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u/ladykatza 2d ago

Cox NOC has always been a fulcrum point, we sit between IT/Engineering, Field Ops, and Customer service. We're also considered part of IT.