So considering annual rewards time changed this 1) is it possible our talent will leave more? 2) have another push maybe q3 2023?

Would not be surprised if this was happening over recent years, and new CFO stopped this after he took over.. The SEC would have a field day if this is true... 🤔

Some of us felt that Intel’s best hope to escape x86 prison involved successfully expanding into technologically-adjacent markets — either the GPU market or the mobile processor market. It seems that we’ve done multiple “try/fail/bail” loops in the... — read more 

Dave Zisner on reorg: Prune portfolio in low ROI areas, internal foundry model (two P&Ls) will increase efficiency (in some cases Intel had 20% equipment uptime vs. best-in-class 80%) Seriously where is the accountability? Seriously has the Board... — read more 

Is the problem that it's too little too late and way behind the curve?

Asking for a friend.

We need to fight for our rights!

Missed volunteering for CPM, is there still a chance to let boss know I’m ok with a layoff during the time they decide on the involuntary layoffs - or would that backfire?

There are plenty of those at Intel and getting rid of every single one of them would not affect work or results at all. Keep those who care about their jobs and who got where they are through hard work and knowledge. Doing it the other way around... — read more 

Been wondering if there's been layoffs in Oregon these past couple of weeks. I work for MSO and it's been quiet so far, leaders trying to cut expenses all over the place and accepting volunteers to go.

https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/1600269228191645698?s=20&t=NbzgoGWjFX7BWVm7c1fHYg

Does anyone know what criteria that is or was used for CPM?

Intel has managed quite successfully to keep layoffs out of the media eye. Small layoffs that last for an extended period of time are happening under the radar. Despite that, I don't believe that the company's reputation has ever been this bad.

Leadership has failed in so many things here.

LTD for its lies and poor execution on 10nm BK for his pet projects, ACT and being a buffoon The Board of Directors for lack of leadership and strategy BS for not being able to move the company forward PG for his hire and spend strategy ... — read more 

https://www.bizjournals.com/sacramento/news/2022/12/05/intel-cutting-jobs-folsom-santa-clara.html

For US employees only, you have from Dec 5 to Dec 16(11:59pm PST) to apply for voluntary separation and to be considered.

The main problem of this company is that people are bloody incompetent and lazy. Simple 15 minute stuff take bloody month and you end up without automation. I hate seeing it. When I came to US I saw how wrong it is in all ways. About 50% of staff... — read more 

You can sometimes fake it if you have no clue. When the $hit hits the fan deep expertises and domain knowledge is a must to sniff out bull $hit and flawed strategies. All about leadership talent in the respective area. Today Intel faces... — read more 

Wonder how these heathens still gots their jobs

Heads up. All sites visited and what anyone types on company laptops are logged.

TL used to compare himself with Nvidia CEO, claiming to be equally talented. What a loser, squandered great opportunity for Intel in IOT segment. Complete lack of vision, poor execution, destroyed acquisitions.

from the Book Of Spiderman, 2023:01:27

How’s the New Mexico site doing? Chuggin’ along in the Land of Enchantment?

Is it the beginning or the end of the cost cutting? https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2022/1201/1339503-intel/

Any GSEM employees or managers that know whether CSM is completed. I know HC target is 20% reduction

For two and a half years all of the lazy paperwork engineers and bureaucracy technicians tried convincing us they were all working so so so hard at home. The first whisper of lay offs and suddenly they start showing up to the office (granted they... — read more 

Knowledgeable and capable people used to be really valued here. Now that that's not the case anymore, there is no need to look for other reasons for Intel's decline. These looming layoffs are just another example of how much we are not respected... — read more 

Would you recommend Intel to people who are looking for a job in this industry? I don't mind jokes but I would appreciate some serious answers. Just want to see what the general consensus is. Personally I wouldn't actively discourage anyone if they... — read more 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ll5c50MrPs&t=267s "2018 he became a senior vice president for Intel in 2020 he resigned due to disagreements over Outsourcing production" First I heard of this reason(always been wondering why). Jim was amazing to... — read more 

...none of them will be laid off. The Regime always protects its loyal servants.

PG wants to be Santa instead of Grinch. It also means he would like to knows if you've been nice or naughty in the past year, with the help of HR.

https://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2022/11/29/layoffs-start-at-intel.html There is a paywall. Does anyone have access?

https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/2022/11/intel-cuts-ceo-stock-payouts-amid-layoffs.html

https://twitter.com/EconomyApp/status/1597426551695454209 Seems like a no brainer.

Should I quit? I feel like a sitting duck waiting for my round of lay-ffs. I work in D1D. Also management has never addressed layoffs. The promotion freeze is ki----g me. I was planning on negotiating bc I am being paid significantly less for my... — read more 

So much demand for Intel products? https://www.dispatch.com/story/business/manufacturing/2022/11/28/bechtel-picked-to-build-new-albany-intel-factories/69674281007/?fbclid=IwAR2G-KvgezT_pFBGiUKoEpuF8Tg9QmbnR7T6-MaelAajrB2m9GvOCBdDEYI