We can spend days listing all the failures and mistakes made by the leadership in the past decade, we can talk all we want about constructive ways in which it might be possible to fix issues that the company has, but who cares about all that? The... — read more 

“This time of year has always been a welcome reminder to my family and me around the importance of gratitude. Wishing a very happy #Thanksgiving to all who are celebrating today.”. And I will soon show you my gratitude by laying a bunch of you off! — read more 

I haven't heard of any layoffs there in a while. Since Lisa Su took over, that place has been kicking Intel's a-s consistently, so I see no reason why we shouldn't switch teams. It's not as if Intel has deserved any kind of loyalty from us... — read more 

Intel’s fall from leadership is so easy to see upon reflection and also with a little common sense obvious to see recover isn’t going to happen with government money or not. Singular focus on x86, every attempt to diversify or acquire any... — read more 

Yes Pat is an engineer, but who is feeding him his information? Case in point, he told Wall Street that SPR was on track for early this year. Clearly someone in engineering had to know that was not realistic. Until the BS slinging clowns in upper... — read more 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_gLm0Jo0cnk

Intel is down its own spiral. Even if I survive these cuts, I intend to leave very soon. I don't think anyone has the desire to stay here for a long time and try to build a career (which is almost impossible)?

Being redeployed at IBM. I need a job for 2 years before retirement. Which INTEL division should I apply to - to have reasonable chance of 2 years? I'll even earn my pay and for 2 years can teflon jacket shed cr-p thrown my way.

This thread was good … https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1jRRcX0B … now let’s take the next step and document ways to stop the bleeding and turn things around (if it’s still possible). A possible start: No more vanity marketing projects (drones... — read more 

https://techmonitor.ai/technology/silicon/numbers-behind-intel-decline

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/ondemand/overview.html

Let's list all the things about working at Intel we're thankful for. I'll start. I'm thankful that we're about to have major layoffs that might free me after seven years of having to deal with this mess and hopefully result in me finding a new job... — read more 

Integrity Maintain high standards of personal conduct, practicing honesty in all our professional relationships and endeavors. Be truthful in our actions and words. Let our decisions and deeds be based on the greater good of the company and not... — read more 

Revenue allocation is a big focus for leadership to show that Business Units are growing at a high CAGR. Numbers are not validated and PowerPoint is used to show that that the BUs are growing at an incredible rate. Revenue gets double counted in... — read more 

These were culled from other threads. Note that some could qualify as successes in one division (ex: design) but a fatal failure in another (ex: marketing) MEEGO Itanium Intel Watch Charging bowl WIMAX WIDI Larrabee and other discrete graphics... — read more 

Of course, the job market is not ideal, but anyone with sharp skills can find a job. My colleague (now ex colleague) has already found a new opportunity, although he wasn't really expecting it since there is so much talk about the bad job market... — read more 

We are asking each and every employee to put forth their very best effort into helping accomplish all the tasks needed to be able to finish our latest project. We have unfortunately encountered some delay due to some technicalities, and we have no... — read more 

Will he leave or be fired in 2023?

Intel used to have an office in San Diego and Irvine. Are they permanently closed?

https://www.intel.com/content/dam/jobs/documents/eb4.pdf

https://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/2022/11/intel-cuts-ceo-stock-payouts-amid-layoffs.html

Perhaps 2016? Maybe even earlier?

Will our messiah be the shepherd in the valley of d--bs

Don’t let the door hit you in the a_$$

Happy Thanksgiving y’all, enjoy the holiday, forget the layoffs and all the toxic talk. We will all comeback and see what awaits us after the holidays.

The psyche at the company is more like, all the time yes boss to commanders by the trusted lietanants who are in charge of execution. They go on putting a rosy picture on Circuit every day. At the ground level, everyone is suspicioius of the other... — read more 

The longer the uncertainty lasts, the greater the chaos here. Employees try to predict who will be cut and which positions are perhaps a little safer, even though everyone knows that no one's job is guaranteed. Meanwhile, morale is terribly low.

In Jan, Mr. Gelsinger said that he expected PC demand to remain strong. He dismissed the quarter over quarter declines as being partially related to supply chain and didn't even mention the possibility demand would weaken. He also said Sapphire... — read more 

It is quite logical that respected companies tend to hold their value longer. But is Intel as respected by the industry as it used to be? There are more and more people who say that it is not and that the experience at Intel on their resume did not... — read more 

Any ideas? Over 1.5K have already been affected so far, and I'm hearing anywhere between 2.5k and 5k still to go. Which of these numbers is closer to the truth?

Not a chance Intel is going to pull off major layoffs during Thanksgiving week. I guess that's something to be thankful for. Even if a whole bunch of us wouldn't even mind it just to get it over with. Thanksgiving week layoffs beat months-long wait... — read more 

Why do we need management, what exactly are they helping with other than build empires, play favorites, demoralize good smart employees So where is the real value add from the management? Also employees are grown adults they don’t need to be... — read more 

To sum up Intel’s state of the art of current free fall are couple of pointers, which are no brainer: Political goons run the show who are no different at all from the corrupt politicians who run the country 95% of executives just speak... — read more 

I am happy that TD ones will not be laid off. I am from TD. And no, I am not sarcastic. I know, if I am laid off, I will not only get no job, but actually I am unemployable. Being a PhD in Physics for last many years at Intel, what I know the best... — read more 

For each BU, if they had laidoff even 3% of Employees, Director level & up, each BU would have got a fresh start, with fresh idea and most importantly saved hundreds 9f jobs down the eco chain who really need it and are more active, do the real work ... — read more 

If you were able to get a 1-1 with Pat, what would propose? 1/ Cut discrete graphics. Over 12 years trying and $1.5 Billion wasted. 2/ Spin off networking business. It is worth more to Broadcom or Marvell then Intel. 3/ Sell programmable logic... — read more 

Morris Chang: "I've met every one of Intel's CEOs, including that fellow [Pat]. Five years ago, that fellow was already a bit co--y. Today he is very discourteous toward TSMC. I deal with him the way he deals with us." "If you want to re-establish a... — read more 

The count of VPs, SVPs, Fellows and Senior Fellow will double every 3 years.