Topics regarding layoffs at Intel Corp.

Topics regarding layoffs at Intel Corp.

Jon Peddie on Intel’s dGPU effort

“Intel’s results with dGPUs in the consumer space have been an embarrassment” … “Not only is that a bewildering investment strategy, but it’s also an embarrassment.” https://www.jonpeddie.com/editorials/will-axg-survive-gelsingers-axe Yet another... — read more 

CHIPS Act!

As CHIPS Act gets signed into law, INTC stock hits a new 5-year low. Make no mistake, CHIPS Act is just a taxpayer-funded govt. bail-out for these companies, just like the banks and carmakers were bailed out 12 years ago.

Why Intel has a sloppy strategy for retaining talent?

For the past few quarters, great talents are leaving in droves. Some for better offer, some because of unending frustrations. Management spent 0 effort retaining talent until its too late and spent the last focal bribing the remaining talents to not... — read more 

Too many layers of management

I think that almost everyone here agrees that there are too many layers of management. It impedes organizational growth and change. It explains demotivated employees and staff turnover. Do you think it is possible that Intel will become less top... — read more 

Culture at other companies

I’m wondering do other companies have all these meetings to align stuff? Do people keep having the same conversations multiple times?

Intel paid counselors report back to Intel HR

No matter what they tell you about counselor counselee privilege , they are in Intel's pocket. These dishonest quacks send reports to Intel for each person they talk to. They also communicate with Intel hr informally (calls, meetings without minutes... — read more 

This is the bottom.

New products in the pipeline will propel earnings going forward. Supply has met demand as pandemic buying has normalized. Foundry is making measurable progress with a significant mediatek win. You have optionality plays with GPU and other lines of... — read more 

Just joined IFS but...

New hire. Just joined IFS. G10. There is literally no work to do. It is a made up role. Honestly disappointed and actually terrified that I made the wrong call joining Intel and especially IFS. They are just a bunch of people strategizing. Nobody... — read more 

The bulk of the blame belongs UP TOP!

Yes, that's right! The Board Members that bring on the failing CEOS one after another is the cause for Intel's fall from once up high. Failure after failure, missed opportunity after missed opportunity, it can no longer chalk it up to a bad streak... — read more 

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More employees than needed?

I only somewhat agree with someone's statement that Intel has more employees than needed. I wish the person who wrote this would explain exactly how many employees are needed for proper functioning of this company? Because my team is terribly... — read more 

They don't even try to get the best out of people

Everything used to be much different here. I've already heard many examples of how someone here was completely undervalued and almost imperceptible and their full potential was realized only once they went to work with competitors. Why do people... — read more 

Intel to to be influenced by goverment?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/congress-giving-billions-chip-industry-122011479.html From the article. Intel taking over an abandoned factory in Chengdu, China to build chips? That I did not hear about and I work for Intel. This doesn’t sound too good... — read more 

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Intel compensation

Intel just invested billions more on salaries this year to combat inflation

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Pat is the correct leader

We believe in Pat and he will bring back intel to where it belongs. Don’t pay attention to spammers and negative people. Intel offers great benefits

AMD Earnings - August 2nd 2022

We delivered our eighth straight quarter of record revenue based on our strong execution and expanded product portfolio,” said AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su. “Each of our segments grew significantly year-over-year, led by higher sales of our data... — read more 

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Irreversible damage

For the past few quarters, great talents are leaving in droves. Some for better offer, some because of unending frustrations. Management spent 0 effort retaining talent until its too late and spent the last focal bribing the remaining talents to not... — read more 

How sure are you that layoffs won't happen?

It's really interesting to me how many people here believe that layoffs won't happen. I wish I could be so relaxed and go on vacation without thinking about whether I might soon lose my job.

No layoff for optane memory business

Even though intel winding down optane memory business there will be no layoffs. All employees in this group will be absorbed by another groups even though skill requirements do not match. This is called great leadership by Pat. We are lucky to have... — read more 

How likely are you to be working here a year from now?

With the way things have been developing, I know many who were not considering it before are now considering leaving. I've heard so many people say they want out just in the last few days. I personally think things are being blown out of proportion... — read more 

2nm

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Tech/Semiconductors/Japan-U.S.-to-launch-R-D-for-2-nm-chip-mass-production

Side job

Unfortunately, I have neither the time nor the energy for a side job. I am one of those who do work for two or even three people here. But someone mentioned it, and now I'm interested in what percentage of employees here have a side gig? Any idea? — read more 

Many unnecessary workers

When I compare Intel with other companies I worked for before, I think that Intel is definitely the leader in the number of unnecessary employees. These are the people who do almost nothing, and are paid incomparably more than those who do most of... — read more 

I can name the winner right now

And no, it will not be Intel. AMD And Intel In Massive Autumn Processor War AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) and Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) are set to face off in the biggest processor war since AMD launched it's Ryzen CPUs in 2017. This autumn sees both companies... — read more 

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