Their GL’s do literal nothing other than graphic design and cause their own HR issues. The techs click buttons for the sake of middle management reporting, but have no true impact on keeping this mf running

I heard AXG has little impact on layoffs. Engineering team not impacted?

Intel: The Dow's Worst Performing Stock Of The Year https://seekingalpha.com/article/4548278-intel-dow-worst-performing-stock-of-the-year

Ten days to update your resume and LinkedIn, revive your networking, and send out as many applications as you can. If in the end you don't get laid off, you lost nothing. You might even end up with a new and better job. If you are laid off, you have... — read more 

Please use a little more sense in writing the query to find the 'tatgets'. Don't again cause a permanent dent to the company!

That’s what I hear. Every group will get cuts.

Should I buy an AMD or Intel laptop to refresh my current personal computer?

Can anyone confirm that some fabs are "warming down" for 2-3 during Christmas/New Years? What's this all about?

I predict .9 days.

What Intel is doing is strange, to say the least. They easily let talented people go to the competition, and then they try to compete with them in areas where they can hardly be better than the competition. Isn't that a very strange strategy?

Absence of competitive products, a bloated inept org, a financially unsustainable strategy, and a bad economy to boot. By all indications Q3 was disastrous. Could this be it?

Why not sooner? Why let us stress over the next ten days about this? Give me one good reason other than sadism?

Is there any information on how many employees will be affected?

Those who try to convince everybody else that there are fewer good jobs available either don't know where to look or are not as good as they should be or think they are. The smart and capable ones already have several backup options ready to go the... — read more 

Pat made $178M in his first 10 months at Intel. Intel is (one of) the worst stocks on the DOW. What's really going on... Pat didn't come her to "save" Intel, he came to dismantle it! Let's discuss...

Congrats to those who worked on it, the initial benchmarks look pretty good

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/m/0c67a0f3-2cc5-3cc7-ba55-c6a041937415/intel-reportedly-to-start.html

It’s business performance. If you’re the best widget maker in the universe but nobody wants to buy widgets, are you really needed?

I work on sales and our named written to the sky. But what other groups are coming with us:)

If you are a top performer don’t worry. Tech industry always hungry for experts and top performer!

Reading some of these posts I get the impression that I am the only one here who would like to keep his job. Sorry, but I don't understand why people who write that they can't wait to get laid off are still at Intel, and not at some other... — read more 

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/intel-trouble-pc-demand-dlumps-155756892.html

Employees are running away from Intel in droves, companies acquired by Intel are leaving at any cost, and here we are awaiting a major layoff round. Why? Is it really necessary when so many are already happy and willing to leave on their own? Is... — read more 

For Recent college grads, will they be the first to go ? I understand wanting to get rid of higher paying employees who have grown idle in their roles and don’t drive value, but if you have a team with older and middling age employees who are all... — read more 

Sometimes layoffs can be good. They get rid of unwanted employees and also unwanted behavior by these employees infecting the execution. We all have come across such folks. What kind of employees and their behaviors would you like to get eradicated... — read more 

Any possible news of reshuffle, reorg, layoff in GSC ? In orders of thousands?

In spite of all this wheel spinning around software, hardly anything is applicable to customers. Services people can't build products and IT services is running the show! How can we succeed if we approach like this?

Intel is so great. ARC Alchemist is sold out everywhere and marked up by double by resellers. Products in the pipeline are great and only going to be greater with improved fabrication nodes that are coming fast and furious. IDM 2.0 coming to make... — read more 

Simple state that you identity as an Intel Employee. They certainly won't want a lawsuit for forcing someone to identify as something they don't want to be.

When are they going to announce? I’m in a group with toxic environment. I want to get my package and take a break. If I knew it will be working with a bunch of people like that, I wouldn’t quit my previous job and join.

How much will be the exist package in Germany? make your guess 😋

What is the probability that Intel, after this slashing of jobs, will very soon need these same employees and want them to return to the company? I have heard from some people that this could happen, although I doubt it.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/18/microsoft-confirms-job-cuts-after-calling-for-growth-to-slow.html

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chinas-underground-market-chips-draws-000010446.html

I think the problem are not the cuts, because Intel needs a major reduction in headcount. The problem is that pretenders, incompetents and slackers are not the ones getting cut, instead they are cutting the best employees we have. I think it will be... — read more 

Slow as always, some orgs are doing a "phased approach" to reducing cost, cutting some easier projects now, but revisiting later for more rounds of culling.

Intel tends to overhire. This creates issues with some teams where there is not enough work to go around. While Intel should not have hired those people in the first place, the fact is they are here and they have nothing to do. That bloat needs to be... — read more 

When do the Execs realize how this slows down our execution and begin to consolidate work over many fewer sites?

Mobileye is seeking autonomy from Intel at all costs Mobileye's IPO will be the largest ever by an Israeli company, yet it is still disappointing as the company will go public at the same value at which it was acquired by Intel 5 years ago, even... — read more