Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Why is Christie so horrible?

She never answers the questions directly? WTF?

Can Pat get rid of her soon enough..

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Thanks for your great question.

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Post ID: @3qkd+1kc9nj7A

Honestly, she is the most transparent and savy people officer or HR manager this company has had. She is very shrewd in answering the questions and most importantly some questions are just totally insane and I am amazed how she handles them with so much poise.

No, I am not Christie. Just my genuine assessment.

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Post ID: @2dzx+1kc9nj7A

“Corp people movement “. “People actions”…really?? Why can’t you just be honest and call them what they are? The old term “redeployment” at least had some reality to it.

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Post ID: @1gvn+1kc9nj7A

She reads the text like a robot with doll face. I cannot trust her.

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Post ID: @1czl+1kc9nj7A

Herein lies the problem. Assume the intentions of DEI are all good... If you hire / promote anyone (or fail to layoff anyone) who is a DEI you have very negative and unintended consequences as follows:

  1. you may have promoted someone for reasons other then merit
  2. you have now put a person in a position where they are not likely to produce great work
  3. you have not improved the persons well being, they will be stressed out. People generally know when they are in over their head and it creates a lot of stress.
  4. You create internal group tension and tribalism because the group can see that a DEI without merit has been given a position unfairly. The group begins to turn on itself.

You may say this post is unfair because the DEI can have good merit for promotion. However, the way Intel implements DEI this is not necessarily the case. For examples, managers have posted online here that they are allowed to hire for a REQ only if the hire is a DEI or URM. Ask yourself honestly, do you really believe the best person is hired for a job when you tell a manager they can only hire if the person is a DEI?

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Post ID: @mop+1kc9nj7A

How can you fire beloved URM?

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Post ID: @tcl+1kc9nj7A

She messages the usual DEI/LGBTQ stuff on Twitter. It would be nice to see leaders respect and appreciate all segments of their employee base rather than specific groups that tend to receive virtue signals.

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Post ID: @xyj+1kc9nj7A

Which social media?

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Post ID: @tga+1kc9nj7A

Thanks for your question

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Post ID: @gdv+1kc9nj7A

She's perfect for the job.
Human nature is not a corporate attribute.

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Post ID: @ifl+1kc9nj7A

Thanks for that question.

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Post ID: @nkd+1kc9nj7A

DEI hire? Has been posting some arrogant stuff on social media. Easy to find.

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Post ID: @xgs+1kc9nj7A

She’s a talking head hatchet woman. She will move on after the job is done and read some other company’s scripts on video.

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Post ID: @dgc+1kc9nj7A

She's a corporate politician

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