Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Intel layoff plans on track for Q4

Right after October earnings report

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So happy that I retired in 2015 on my terms. It does take time to get back to a normal feeling.

But I took he money and ran out that door.

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Post ID: @xvzt+PpoJ1g4

Why the fck do I need to pay people to leave? said the 🤡

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Post ID: @2hki+PpoJ1g4

The layoff package will be minimum, the clown was at least truthful in one thing.

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Post ID: @2ffn+PpoJ1g4

Confirmed!

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Post ID: @2zzx+PpoJ1g4

I need the layoff package badly

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Post ID: @2seq+PpoJ1g4

Can I get a confirmed?

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Post ID: @2fvn+PpoJ1g4

I'll believe it when I see it. It will be 2019 or beyond before we see major layoffs.

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Post ID: @1mzv+PpoJ1g4

HR already multiple lists and criteria for 5K, 10K, 15K as well as project driven cuts of various levels and the required criteria.

The packages are minimal this time, plan accordingly 🤔😉

The final scenarios are dependent on x86 contraction and server growth and need to protect margins based on 10nm impact to bottom line. Those in TMG can do the math based on ISO and cost and depreciation as to is the one billion or five billions in cuts. But must protect the business class travel and hundreds of million as Olympic sponsorship as those are strategic.

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