Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Intel to exit Germany in 2017

Intel effectively excited France in 2016. The current European climate is not favourable compared to India and China expansions.

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Post ID: @OP+IYL6kiW

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And how do know intel is leaving ? You have any inside knowledge?

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Post ID: @1dxl+IYL6kiW

"No low wage workers", I guess unemployed people have zero wage and not a low wage, so you're technically right

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Post ID: @1orv+IYL6kiW

Read as "strong labor laws" and no low wage workers in France and Germany.

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Post ID: @1fmd+IYL6kiW

Re: All Intellians must be worried about their futures. This company is in serious decline due to BK's ineptitude.

BK' refusal to listen to Herman Eul and insist on bringing IA to the modem, and the Incompetent follower of Eul who promised BK that (price of diversity over competence) only to have it all rolled back now as the company embraces ARM were the fundamental horrific errors to begin with.

The ridiculous Spreadtum n Rockchip payments were next. 14nm delays next, the non-stop reorg churn that let no work progress next, diversionary tactics with diversty, minority, transexual focus worked for a while...with Obama out may not work, hence the site closure & mass latoff tactic...BK is a real professional politician & hardly the business leader material. He needs to join the Hillary Campaign :)

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Post ID: @1eqy+IYL6kiW

The socialist fools deserve no jobs in Europe. Europe is one vast playground of the bums. Few interested in doing any meaningful work

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Post ID: @gtp+IYL6kiW

OP has a good point, I wouldn't open a European office if I were a CEO, they're just too hostile towards companies. I get being balanced between labor and the company, but they've tipped it way too far and this is the net result - no jobs. I wonder how long it'll take before they realize it and try to fix it? I fear the job losses are permanent in the short-to-mid term, as companies will have a "prove you've reformed" attitude before they think about coming back.

Good luck to anybody in Germany.

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Post ID: @yhg+IYL6kiW

All Intellians must be worried about their futures. This company is in serious decline due to BK's ineptitude. Obviously the company continues to shrink to try and find a market where it will fit. Intel used to be leader, but has relegated itself to a follower. Not good for anybody who may still think they have a career. Pity.

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