Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

In essence, this is BK's question and challenge to you ALL...

Are you really worth $75K? $95K? $100K+?

Other than sense of entitlement, what did you deliver this past year to justify your generous salary??? What positive tangible impact did you make to better Intel's bottom line???

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OP sounds like a liberal who has had the word "entitlement" thrown into his face for a few years, so now he figures he'll try using it against others. But he fails poorly at doing so.

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Post ID: @1nil+HGzZTSd

At least, I didn't make decisions that caused billions in losses.

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Post ID: @gtu+HGzZTSd

So DRA isn't enough. That came with cost savings.

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Post ID: @jzr+HGzZTSd

@txr HaHa! turns out they needed me more than I needed them. Joke's on Intel. I have nothing to prove. Enjoy your dick.

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Post ID: @jjo+HGzZTSd

I have a list as long as your arm. I earned every penny I was paid many times over. In the end they didn't >like what I was selling so I left. How's that for a sense of entitlement? Your turn OP.

A list as long as your arm.. unless we see that list you did nothing to answer OP question. By the way my dick is 12" long(ah the beauty of internet)

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Post ID: @txr+HGzZTSd

I never forced Intel to pay me my salary i receive. They often state that the compensation they offer is competitive with the markeylt. Therefore, I do not think I am either overpaid or under paid.

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Post ID: @pbg+HGzZTSd

Yes I am.

Will

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Post ID: @vvo+HGzZTSd

I have a list as long as your arm. I earned every penny I was paid many times over. In the end they didn't like what I was selling so I left. How's that for a sense of entitlement? Your turn OP.

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Post ID: @lvm+HGzZTSd

If he cannot fire the person who is responsible for $10 Billion in mobile, and he does not know that a $400 ugly mica bracelet won't sell. And he does not know that people are not impressed with 100 drones flying, how does he know that I am not worth $100K ?

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Post ID: @xjy+HGzZTSd

My name is Murthy and I am worth 400x that.... bwaahhh....

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Post ID: @myb+HGzZTSd

I am being paid the market price for my engineering services that you agreed to pay. In exchange I delivered by the timelines you set all tasks assigned to me successfully. The tasks you ask me to deliver lie within my job responsibilities defined by my grade level.

You want more from me? Sure, I can do that for extra money. Business is business.

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Post ID: @day+HGzZTSd

I know a lot of people who were shown the door who are worth more than a lot of people who kept their jobs. If you are going to ask the people who left that question you must also ask the people who were not asked to leave. Asking only one group is meaningless.

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Post ID: @zab+HGzZTSd

Worth is a relative term. When I look at how much i give back to the Gov. in taxes and then they turn around and give it to the Israelis and then they turn around and give it back to Intel. yes I'm worth maybe a little bit more than a 100K minimum. O.o

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Post ID: @ajj+HGzZTSd

Fair questions, for every one, including both laid off and still employed. It really nothing new or interesting.

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Post ID: @uox+HGzZTSd

really? POR features, delivered on time for 8 server products, 100k+ :)

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Post ID: @apb+HGzZTSd

I agree to a certain extend. But at the end of the day, low level ICs are not signing up to create value for Intel. We are signing up to be paid for our time and talent and do what we are told. Thats why majority of our salary is cash and not stock. It's different for people who make much more consequential decisions . And the problem is that when some of these decisions go bad, they are not held accountable or they have a nice golden parachute . We are followers and ourabolity to make consequential decisions is very small. But you can certainly fault is for working for a company whose cash cow has been shrinking since 2012. We should have gotten out. In that respect, yes we became too comfortable

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Post ID: @dqd+HGzZTSd

Hello OP (INTEL HR)?

What actions BK made this past 4 years to justify his (salary and bonuses) $11M USD generous salary?

What did you do as INTEL HR (other than being desperate housewife, laying off 12K engineers) to justify yours generous salary?

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Post ID: @whj+HGzZTSd

Irrelevant - salaries are set by supply and demand.

In the group I worked, it was easy to achieve multi-million cost savings. Say, $30 million to $250 million in cost avoidance is routine.

One might think that such a group should be expanded - more headcount means more savings.

Uh, ... no. The group has to fit within the site bullshit headcount model.

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Post ID: @mzf+HGzZTSd

This is exactly the question for BK, Murthy, and Aicha or whatever after loosing several billion$.

"Other than sense of entitlement, what did you deliver this past year to justify your generous salary??? What positive tangible impact did you make to better Intel's bottom line???"

PLUS, Are you folks really deserve tens of Million$???

I think BK can be just a local laundry shop owner at best.

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