Re:AT&T CEO interrupted by a robocall during a live interview
by logfromblammo on Thursday March 21, 2019 @12:20PM
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Still two options:
1. The CEO was being inattentive and discourteous to the interviewer and the entire live audience, by not silencing or ignoring incoming call notifications from every source prior to taking the stage.
2. The call notification was intentionally staged to occur during the interview.
Either way, it does not reflect well upon AT&T, in my opinion. A live interview is a performance, of sorts, and the pre-performance preparations were either incompetently negligent, or cynically manipulative.
1. The CEO was being inattentive and discourteous to the interviewer and the entire live audience, by not silencing or ignoring incoming call notifications from every source prior to taking the stage.
2. The call notification was intentionally staged to occur during the interview.
Either way, it does not reflect well upon AT&T, in my opinion. A live interview is a performance, of sorts, and the pre-performance preparations were either incompetently negligent, or cynically manipulative.