Are there any Intel employees that would like to share their thoughts on this?

Do we need to go back in to offices? Does anyone (non-manager) want to?

I regret that I ever cared about this company. The one who cares cannot always be a yes man. After hearing the biggest nonsense from the manager, I couldn’t just ignore it like that. I tried to explain why I disagree, all while staying calm and... — read more 

More than years ago when Intel was a feared technology leader! Yes there was a time my apprentice when Intel ruled the world and was fears by all. They had a Foundry plan too. It’s failure was most spectacular and what is most funny at the time... — read more 

I am referring to the post below about PIP. It is not true that PIP always means that they will get rid of you and that you will lose your job. I beat PIP. It was very stressful, but I'm still here. Also, I know a person who once survived PIP and... — read more 

Let's discuss. I hate when I see the possibility of Intel becoming less and less relevant due to wrong decisions.

You can talk and build all them shells and you can get on your knees and blow all the ASML executives, but you don’t got any tools Pat “By 2023, TSMC is expected to have a total of 133 EUV lithography machines, while Intel has 20”

Too many are developing wrong habits from the get-go. Since for many this is the first job, they think this is how it's supposed to be. All they know is the Intel of today: the toxic place where hard work is rewarded with more work and brown nosing... — read more 

Wow the hits keep coming, the new Mac Studio looks incredible! I am not a Mac lover, but their new products may change my mind.

A great analysis: How Intel Financialized and Lost Leadership in Semiconductor Fabrication https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/how-intel-financialized-and-lost-leadership-in-semiconductor-fabrication

Of the $170m. in total compensation that Grove took home over six years as CEO, 90% was realized gains from stock-based pay, with 89% of the $170m. flowing into his bank account in 1996 and 1997 as the Internet stock-market bo-m took off. Aided by... — read more 

Hi, I have a disabled child who needs to go to a special school. I couldn’t find anything in OR but found a fantastic school in NY and hence moved there during Covid. My manager who has also moved to another state is now asking me to move back to my... — read more 

So is a weekly review of Yield what is acceleration progress? Nothing could slow progress or drain resources more than a weekly review of yield. Like Pat has any clue to the complexity of yield analysis and PFA and complex process... — read more 

Intel is living off its old glory and the leadership thinks we should feel privileged to have a job here. The days of glory are long gone, someone needs to inform our leadership about that. There is no enthusiasm, motivation is low and almost no... — read more 

https://fortune.com/2022/01/26/average-salary-for-worker-at-ohio-intel-factory/

Intel Announces Initial Investment of Over €33 Billion for R&D and Manufacturing in EU… Investments advance world-class semiconductor ecosystem in Europe, spanning France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland and Spain.

Pat is living in a reality distortion world! They will never be a big leading edge Foundry, nor ever become more than a third rate player at the leading edge. They need to completely transform their TD, Manufacturing, Design Team, dang the whole... — read more 

https://www.theregister.com/2022/03/15/arm_job_cuts/

Today lntel said that its first Arc GPUs will launch on March 30, introducing a third major player into the PC graphics arena. Great future for intel going forward. Raja’s team is going to deliver best in class GPU.

Many great engineers used to work here. Some of the best experts in their field have worked at Intel. But how many of these engineers are still here? I'm afraid very little. Unfortunately, I think that those who still remain at Intel will soon be... — read more 

Pat likes to call you fanatical, so you all know the definition of fanatical? “ filled with excessive and single-minded zeal” Other words used “zealous” “extremist” Is that really you or should you GTFO before you get laid off? Intel and been... — read more 

CIO quits as another blow to Intel. Maybe next time go with the best choice based on skills and aptitude

I used to be proud that I got a job here, but today I’m considering whether to try to get a job with a competitor. I would love to hear your opinion on whether Intel is moving in the right direction when it comes to competing against either Nvidia or... — read more 

Hearing from many people that VCG SWE is way above headcount hundreds 1xx . Recent salary raised by Pat put VCG into a tight spot budget and VCG SWE forced to reduce headcount. It's the same $$ budget but more people.

Pat is great. The whole company is behind him like days of old. This community is sour grapes because most people have, well... been layed off. You all probably missed Alder Lake making AMD and Apple look bad. Don't worry AMD, you can still... — read more 

Intel still hasn't stopped it's operation in Russia and might regret it https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/03/09/russia-allows-patent-theft/

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/shopping/m1-ultra-apple-just-unveiled-its-most-powerful-chip-yet/ar-AAUNnOn We don't have much real world benchmarks and numbers yet apart from the vague charts from Apple, but it seemed to smoked Intel away.

He is making the dam taller and taller (building more fabs) while ignoring that the foundation of the dam is crumbling.

Specifically, are those software teams in Moscow and Nizhniy Novgorod still part of Intel?

I'm not looking for a new job right now (despite its flaws, Intel still pays well), but if they offered me a chance to walk away with a decent severance package, I'd be happy to accept. I think I've come as far as I can in my career here (unless I... — read more 

This was nothin more than an embarrassment for Intel and for Pat especially. A theatrical performance that was rehearsed, planned applause all of it a show only to take a message from a previous administrator and try to make their own. There will... — read more 

Pat is doubling down on TMG but how can it work? Intel spent more than anyone else and we wildly successful going from two to three year lead to a 3 year lag! Dang that was a decade lost! Now they will spend billions and claim a node per year... — read more 

Good luck catching up, TMG, you'll need it. Or just pray harder! https://wccftech.com/tsmc-exceeds-3nm-yield-expectations-production-can-start-sooner-than-planned/

So you proud or embarrassed to see Intel CEO being called out? It isn’t like he is a hero being recognized for some great achievement, or did I miss it? I see a desperate fanatic pursuing a strategy the company can’t afford and with timely... — read more 

I decided to leave and the reason is that I can no longer stand the mediocrities that are here in higher positions. How can this company make any progress if mediocrities have more power than people who are really knowledgeable and skilled? It's... — read more 

"The note starts off by cutting Intel's share price target by an eye-watering 14.5% as Morgan Stanley drops its value estimation of the chipmaker to $47/share from an earlier $55/share. It then proceeds to provide several reasons behind the... — read more 

https://stratechery.com/2022/an-interview-with-intel-ceo-pat-gelsinger/

https://asia.nikkei.com/Opinion/Global-chip-shortage-may-soon-turn-into-an-oversupply-crisis It looks like Intel will be behind the curve yet again with a bunch of empty shells. All of this was entirely predictable.