Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Thank you all for your inputs. New employee to resign Monday after 2 1/2 months

Folks

Great inputs. Man facing retirement came to Intel 2 months back to spend the last 5 years here. Seeing all the layoffs, I applied to other companies. Got a 15 K jump. Tomorrow morning I am sending my resignation note and bye Intel. Will stay till end of week. QUESTION: How many vacation days can i cash out for 2 months and 2 weeks service. California. Any other things I should do or be aware of before quitting/leaving? Thank you in advance

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Post ID: @OP+HSDZfnT

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Congratulations and best wishes.

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Post ID: @1tjr+HSDZfnT

Btw - congrats & best wishes to you OP!

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Post ID: @lsh+HSDZfnT

The HR site should have calculation for accumulated vacation time based in CA. They also have a checklist for exiting Intel. If in doubt do a search in portal for HR & call them.

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Post ID: @snt+HSDZfnT

to use the blind app, you'll have to use your intel email, that's the only way to register. be stupid enough to do this, and you are immediately hosed...

it's unbelievably really easy to get a subpoena for emails to be released, intel has done it before.

all what they need to do is to file a case vs. a john doe (google the term 'Doe Subpoena') and claim that they do not know the identity of the defendant, the court approves the subpoena before proceeding and owners of the app have to disclose it. if they do not comply, they are in contempt, at that point intel goes after whoever hosts data, provides domain names, etc. they are pretty much done at that point, so i guarantee you, they will comply and it's likely intel will get a full dump of all emails registered.

they can pull the same thing off on this site, yet here they have pretty much everyone using proxies or mobile access. when dealing with mobile access, verizon and att are pooling ip addresses, meaning that they have tens of thousands of users sharing the same address so it's pretty much impossible to figure out who posted what while on a mobile network.

i hope this helps...

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Post ID: @sit+HSDZfnT

Before you tell anyone of your intentions, take any personal documents off your PC with a USB drive and anything personal from your office. Considering how poorly Intel is treating employees, assume you'll be walked out just in case. collect your contacts off your phone and be careful about what you email to yourself using Intel's network.

At some point Murth and BK will crack down on going away parties, retirement parties, etc. and the lost hours. It also makes anyone left behind question their judgement.

Be very careful about signing anything concerning non-compete clauses or where you're going next. I told the lawyer in my exit interview when he asked that I was 'going home next'. Depending on your level, Intel will try to intimidate your new company (speaking from experience)

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Post ID: @vsz+HSDZfnT

take your vac before resign. who knows in this current environment, if you resign they might just walk you out immediately meaning 'no vacation'

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Post ID: @bxo+HSDZfnT

Take your vacation "BEFORE" you resign. Make it easy.

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Post ID: @oqj+HSDZfnT

Blind app if you can get with the company email can view employee anonymous postings on the app once you're outside the company you may not be able to view it

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Post ID: @frt+HSDZfnT

Well, if you get 3 weeks per yr you can calculate the rest.

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Post ID: @bep+HSDZfnT

What is a blind app and what does it do?

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Post ID: @oen+HSDZfnT

Copy pay stubs and reviews from eda, install the blind app with your Intel.com email so you can monitor the stuff going on after you leave, copy all your IP docs to your self, get yourself a copy of Microsoft office by looking up the homeware deal and buy it with your intel account and enjoy the ride

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Post ID: @bwb+HSDZfnT

Congrats

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