@3fcq actually I stepped out of line months ago. Instead of debating what to wear, I am deciding whether to give GF more than two weeks notice when I'm ready. I have a few offers and a final interview with another company tomorrow.
also I'm pro-labor, but don't see any of the US fabs ever unionizing. GF provides more than adequate perks and benefits, and pays more to people than what they've probably ever made. Working conditions aren't bad either. This is a harsh reality for those of you/us that feel wronged.
Another harsh truth is that GF managers are flaky and the incentive plan is flawed, so actual contributors aren't always awarded appropriately. It seems this past year it happened in higher frequency and that sucks. I've been there before, but was fortunate this year. Still leaving.
I had to go back and find this post from August because it's a good read and good advice for a lot of recent posters: @3ygl+1coj3BWp. You'll be valued elsewhere. If you're tied to GF for some reason, do what you can to improve your situation.