He is a visionary! His legacy is yet to be written! Not all the turmoil and lives he has destroyed to get there! He is a man of God!
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I have no doubt PG walked into a mess, and even less doubt that he's not the CEO to right that ship, based on my experience at his previous company. No organizational discipline. He has some sort of disorder too. Aggrandizement, psychopathy. I'm not quite sure. I'm an Engineer not a Psychiatrist. He wins the comp plan award though
PG is dealing with issues that existed long before his return. All of you know this. Understood that it does not stop the pain. The work that PG is doing now will be appreciated in three years when the other suppliers will need realize that they need to do the same thing.
Mart it!
Yes! This needs to follow him around for rest of his life. Mentioned anytime his name is mentioned.
Long Game? You mean the game where they shove something long up our backside?
Probably with splinters and no lube.
In the long run, we’re all dead.
Pat has run out of time.
Come on … it’s been 3.5 YEARS now.
That’s like a college degree.
His legacy is all the lives he ruined and that he destroyed Intel and don’t let him forget it
He doesn’t know what the he-l is doing
Does Intel still have mandatory CEO retirement at age 65? Pat turns 65 in March 2026.
I think you meant to say: "PG Is Playing The Wrong Game". Because he certainly doesn't seem to know how to play this one... He has gotten everything wrong since he got here in 2021.
It's called the long con.
H.R. cu-ts!
Oh ya? What game is he playing long on because it isn’t CEO. He hired a consulting firm to handle that.
PG is playing checkers with you and your families livelihood, while the rest of the industry is playing chess.
When he hears his beloved “Bo-g” at night before bed, I hope he’s forever reminded how he ran it into the ground. He was the absolute wrong person for the job.
Sure he is
PG has no idea what he is doing as proven by investor interviews and follow up reports: “No confidence in Intel recovery”
The long game to sell off the company to private equity in pieces.