T-Mobile Was 'Firing on All Cylinders' Before Pandemic, CEO Says

The transcript discusses T-Mobile's Q1 performance, highlighting revenue and EBITDA growth despite the COVID-19 pandemic. It covers increased network demand, especially in suburban areas, and the company's efforts to integrate Sprint. The challenges of leadership transition during a pandemic are addressed, along with future goals to become the top customer choice. T-Mobile's plans for 5G expansion and strategies to increase device availability are also discussed.

What was the revenue growth percentage for T-Mobile in Q1?

• 5%

• 3%

• 8%

• 12%

Which area saw a significant increase in network demand during the pandemic?

• Suburban areas

• Urban areas

• International regions

• Rural areas

What is one of the main challenges T-Mobile faces with the Sprint merger?

• Developing new products

• Expanding internationally

• Reducing churn rate

• Increasing revenue

What is T-Mobile's strategic goal under the new leadership?

• To reduce network coverage

• To focus solely on LTE technology

• To be the number one choice for customers

• To become the most expensive network

How many 5G-enabled phones are expected to be available this year?

• Two

• Four

• Ten

• Eight

What spectrum advantage does T-Mobile have over Verizon?

• Double the mid and low band spectrum

• Less mid and low band spectrum

• Triple the mid and low band spectrum

• Equal mid and low band spectrum

What is T-Mobile's approach to providing value to customers?

• Providing a great network without trade-offs

• Focusing on 3G technology

• Offering the highest prices

• Reducing customer service