Self explanatory… roles include ROC OM, SEG, CWW SEG, RSM, SPM, COS, FE COS, BE COS, ROC eng, PROD manager, Manufacturing Managers (most but not all here), SGLs, NSE, DSE.. These are certified mo--ns across shifts without any real world experience in... —  read more 

CFO just announced that we are going to cut US finance jobs (both voluntary and CPM) to increase HC in lower cost center like Costa Rica. And apparently only targeting to US finance employees. How is that ok especially when the company took... —  read more 

Any rumors ?

Tech layoffs are all but a thing of the past Layoffs in the technology industry have slowed sharply in recent months, bringing the number of jobs lost to tech’s efficiency push to a near... —  read more 

Does anyone here think fake job reqs are listed in workday ? No follow up and getting ghosted

I just found this site and I am worry now of my decision to work at Intel. Any tips to do well at Intel?

What has the world come to.

Way too many people doing basically the same job and getting paid too much for it. I'd cheer for those cuts.

any feedback for working in IFS as a software engineer?

Is there a lack of work-life balance? Is your manager unappreciative of your work? Do you feel pressure after all the recent layoffs? Do you sense that regardless of your efforts, the management doesn't seem to care about you anymore?

In the 1960s, CEOs made about 20X the salary of their average employee. Now CEOs make 400X the salary of their average employee. CEO compensation has gone crazy, look what PG is making while employees are being laid off and others having their... —  read more 

No layoffs needed

The potential for intel to explode is definitely there if intel executes with its AI demand. I suppose one unknown catalyst with intel is what happens in taiwan/china. If things get crazy over there, suddenly intel seems alot more valuable as the... —  read more 

Somewhere tonight, people will be sitting in a lab waiting to test an after-hours driver patch for a chip that's already late to market, benchmarked under par, and nobody wants to buy.

Intel was fined 376 million euros ($621 million) on Friday in an EU antitrust case stemming from actions the U.S. chipmaker took between 2002 and 2006. An initial record fine of 1.06 billion euros ($1.75 billion) in 2009 was thrown out last year by... —  read more 

But we've had the fewest layoffs since this whole techagaddon started.

Can anyone name one thing we led or became the leader besides x86 where we had a competitive moat that hid our incompetence ?

Is it because there is no high performances, too many yes man or too many layoffs?

TSMC better at technology and manufacturing AMD better at x86 and sever Nvidia a lot of whoop a$$ with AI But Pat can do push-ups and talk a lot of bull

Despite there are all different rules in Intel, they are valued all as same, not even close... If you are do foundry works you are good with Intel, they always value this field as they think its their GOD of success. HW engineering is also not bad... —  read more 

Whether they'll walk the talk remains to be seen. The CEO made way too many highfalootin comments at the innovation day about Intel's involvement in AI tech but ground reality seems different.

Response rate only 40%

Ios Mac os or whatever it's called su-ks.

Every time I go to a store with an assortment of computers and laptop demos, Apple and Chromebooks are clean and usable. Then I see that everything with “Intel” or “Microsoft” on the label shows this blue screen of death. Is it us, Microsoft, or a... —  read more 

Q3 earnings miss? At least a year away from profitability? Intel's turned so many corners by now it's back to it's original starting location, which is FUBAR. Key Points Data center revenues are still declining at Intel. Intel's CFO warned... —  read more 

A place to discuss 401(k), etc.

What's with the pushups thing? Who actually thinks that's cool? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQoqZPIqZKI

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/potential-shakeup-dow-jones-walgreens-080043419.html

And the hits just keep on coming... Intel was added to the index in November of 1999. According to Yahoo!, "As of Tuesday, Intel's share price of $37.88 accounted for only 249.23 Dow points. The company's struggle to adapt to a cloud... —  read more 

To be released on December- missing back to school, missing Christmas. What a waste. No one will wait for it and hold off buying PC till Jan-Feb. No wonder stock price is down after the... —  read more 

Intel management is good at creating an awesome presentations. If we create a PNL like visual presentation I bet can have a good revenue creating slides for other company d individuals. As a result revenue can go up and lower layoffs

The home depot Met team who were part time noy only get a maximum of 17 hours a week . Home depot quickly got rid of the post about this on their viva engage page This happened in Aug 17th 2023

People are either promoted based on nepotism or they do get ahead due to their knowledge and experience but have people skills of a wet paper towel. We need to do a much better job of identifying and promoting people who are qualified and have the... —  read more 

https://wccftech.com/intel-expresses-confidence-in-intel-4-process-competitive-with-tsmc-3nm-node/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/us-senate-committee-passes-bill-093000173.html

Missed Mobile, Missed AI, now a distant company with little manufacturing or technology. Still can design a mean x86 as there is only other competitor. In everything else Mr... —  read more 

Each year, investors grant a pool of shares to Intel for distribution to employees in the form of RSUs, PSUs, and options. The higher the stock share price, the fewer shares are used from the pool of available shares. In simple terms, a higher price... —  read more 

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/arm-stock-jumps-over-20-in-highly-anticipated-ipo-162614467.html And yes, I bought a truckload when it opened.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/intel-sell-10-stake-ims-nanofabrication-tsmc-2023-09-12/

I’m guessing 2024 will be even higher with targeted layoffs to reduce the cost