Topics regarding layoffs at Intel Corp.

Topics regarding layoffs at Intel Corp.

OKRs and compensation = cut throat

People have demonstrated that OKRs can be successful without being tied to compensation. People said OKRs should not be tied to compensation. Intel thinks it’s different…

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| 2120 views | | 5 replies (last January 12, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eF5PBf9

Resistance to change

Basically, I agree with someone who claims that Intel has changed in the sense that the workplace is getting worse year after year, but in essence I think Intel as a company is resistant to change. This company is stuck somewhere in the past... — read more 

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| 1484 views | | 2 replies (last January 10, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eF0Nr7i

Ignoring the competition

I wish that wasn’t the case, but unfortunately, competitors are moving forward and Intel is stagnating. In the past, this company took competition much more seriously. Now it is as if those at the top are totally indifferent, that they do not care... — read more 

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| 1370 views | | 1 reply (January 6, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eEVfc2P

When did it become normal to check in during vacation?

I want to grow in my role. As such, I did a few things during vacation to make sure my projects were moving and learn, but I don’t think this should be the ideal. We were also told to cover emails, which is understandable if something related to lots... — read more 

Intel has changed so much it's unrecognizable

I used to love working here. It was one of the best possible places to work. We had great pay, great benefits, normal working hours, and good management that knew what they were doing. Today, we have no work/life balance, we're faced with unrealistic... — read more 

Intel dead (just doesn't know it)

Read this article and share your thoughts. https://medium.com/illumination/intel-is-dead-it-just-doesnt-know-it-yet-2c67a080a336

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| 1880 views | | 7 replies (last January 13, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eCAYg39

What are the prospects for grade 9

Regarding supply chain individual contributors non technical. It seems folks are grade 9 only in the case they came from engineering and moved to the non technical role, or they know the director or are a special case. It also seems more 9s in... — read more 

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| 2500 views | | 5 replies (last January 13, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eB6iKo1

2022 is the year!!!

Sorry to bust you New Years joy! Pat, BoD and executives are all lost! https://semiwiki.com/forum/index.php?threads/root-scientific-causes-of-tsmcs-leadership-intel-and-samsungs-failure.14630/ @2iyh+1es3urE8 Key takeaways. Multiple TRILLION... — read more 

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| 3475 views | | 2 replies (last February 9, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1ezFxbZL

SOLIDIGM is here!!

Great news! https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20211229005325/en/Introducing-Solidigm-–-A-Market-Leader-in-NAND-Flash-Technology

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| 5520 views | | 6 replies (last January 5, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1eydYPwu

Aiming for internal position

My intention is to change the team. However, I'm a little worried about how the manager will react when I tell him that, that is, I'm not at all sure how to best tell him that I want to apply for another job internally. Some people tell me it's... — read more 

Apple ditched intel and it paid off

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/12/29/apple-ditched-intel-and-it-paid-off.html?espv=1 Intel lost Apple as it’s customer as of last year . It’s paying off . Intel”s decision to layoff key folks back in 2016 is the main cause for... — read more 

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| 1910 views | | 8 replies (last December 31, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1exsWti1

How is Intel Penang Malaysia doing

was there a VSS earlier-mid 2021 in Penang ? It seems a lot of people from CPU, Chipset, Software, IoT groups have been leaving, some taking a career break, some joining competitors and startups with big name and senior executive / director... — read more 

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| 1623 views | | 1 reply (January 2, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1ew8PgVN

Happy Holidays!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone ! Let’s all of us, good Intel fellas here, wish Pat good luck for 2022 in whatever he’s trying to do to Intel. It is surely beefed!

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| 1420 views | | 4 replies (last December 26, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1esQtSCx

I envy people who're overworked

At least you can be reasonably certain you're safe. I've been having trouble finding things to do lately even when I ask for it directly, which is making me think that my days here are numbered. And while this is not the best place to work, it is... — read more 

Salary growth

When I talk to some friends from other companies, I am ashamed to say how much I am paid now compared to when I only started working here a few years ago. I have a feeling that in all competing companies my salary would increase over time ... — read more 

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| 2180 views | | 6 replies (last January 18, 2022)
Post ID: @OP+1erF0z78

What a failure is Intel, can layoffs be far behind?

How did Intel go from leader to laggard and in the biggest bo-m in semiconductor business be they are the only failure contracting while AMD grew 65% and Nvidia 57%, Qualcomm 56%, TI 25%, and Intel -1%. All the Kings horses and all the Kings men... — read more 

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| 1880 views | | 4 replies (last December 22, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1epYtCl8

Does leadership want Intel to be great?

Employees complain that this company could do much better, that there is a lot of room for improvement, however, I'm wondering if perhaps the leadership does not want this company to be great? ....no matter how strange it sounds

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| 1470 views | | 4 replies (last December 17, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1elTiw22

2021 Year End Update

Let's hear your year end analysis of Intel. Don't forget to use the buzzwords invigorated, launched, achieved, and ramped up in your comments. This should be a good read. LOL.

Is the Supply Chain org really that bad?

Geesh! I work in a BU and every 2-3 weeks, I work with the supply chain people. It seems like every week since early 2020, some one is leaving Intel from the supply chain org every week. Is it the management or just better money and work at other... — read more 

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| 1830 views | | 6 replies (last December 18, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1ejdWhte

Awful new hires

Apparently, we're past the days when only the best wanted to work at Intel and we could choose who to hire. Our team got two new members in the last six months (after three people walked away) and I have no idea who hired them and why. They have no... — read more 

Vertical TFET is finally here!

Samsung/IBM announce VTFET at IEDM 21. TSMC will be announcing their version of VTFET soon. What is Intel's next big move?? https://www.engadget.com/ibm-samsung-vtfet-semiconductor-design-announcement-213018254.html

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| 1264 views | | 1 reply (December 15, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1ej6XiYf

Going back to work- hybrid

During Covid I relocated to a different state. Now I am being asked to return to my work state by Feb 15th. I have been tagged as a hybrid employee- and have to go in once a week. WTF?? What good will that do? I have been working remotely for almost... — read more 

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| 2400 views | | 20 replies (last December 17, 2021)
Post ID: @OP+1ejlvkXN

Is it too late for Intel to get back on track?

Three years is a crazy long time in technology. Miss a couple cycles and you go from leader to laggard and maybe worse. Only thing saving Intel is limited capacity of AMD or Intel would have been finished already! If AMD had all the 5nm capacity for... — read more 

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