Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Lack of accountability makes work depressing.

I work in SSG on a project that is poorly managed with almost no accountability. Employees and management can pretty much do nothing all day and suffer no consequences. We have meetings here and there and folks pretend to work but everyone knows that at its core, our project is a rook and a plunder. Eventually, the project will die, but still, no one will be held accountable. I would rather have a real job and have to earn my paycheck than to have to keep playing this depressing game. I'm not sure how much longer I can do this. My manager is a con and he's conning all the way up the chain. We have a large team s---ing some high salaries from Intel. It's astonishing that this type waste goes undetected by upper management.

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Post ID: @OP+LSLvPvZ

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Lots of SSG mmanagers and some PEs do not know how to write code, don't know operating system basics.

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Post ID: @1asu+LSLvPvZ

"It's astonishing that this type waste goes undetected by upper management."

It happens when the management from the top to bottom is incompetent, not fit for purpose. These ones will even buy snake oil without much doubt.

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Post ID: @1ibi+LSLvPvZ

Typical.

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Post ID: @1zzm+LSLvPvZ

I guess you are saying this is all "fake work".

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Post ID: @1vkn+LSLvPvZ

This is the heart of the problem at Intel: projects (and funding) are prioritized based on internal politics and BS rather than what the market really needs (or what has the most market potential).

How many times did I spend nights and weekends to deliver something completely useless and meaningless on time for a made-up internal deadline (and not a customer) just to tell DB or some other schmedlap (so that my GM could get the next "hit" of internal funding)?

Until Intel fundamentally changes, that's the job.

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Post ID: @efc+LSLvPvZ

OP, Shhhh. Don't talk about the elephant in the room.

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Post ID: @zlu+LSLvPvZ

when someone is being paid a significant salary and all they have to do is show their face in the office, then most any person would start rationalizing which makes it difficult to get out of work prison. They tell themselves that it's easy money and that they would be stupid to quit. I know of two people who eventually started their own company and now run their personal businesses while working their Intel job.

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Post ID: @iiu+LSLvPvZ

OP, what you describe is normal in many groups. Budgets are freely given out and there is little accountability. What matters are office politics, who are you buddies with and whose turf you are in. Look at DO's MIT and DB's DCG. Big budgets and little accountability, lots of politicking on a daily basis! Under BK, MIT have grown huge with blank cheques due to DOs close relationship with BK.

As long as x86 continue being a cash cow which will continue for the foreseeable future due to lack of alternatives (x86 ecosystem), this environment will continue!

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Post ID: @ghf+LSLvPvZ

Bozo the clown is running the place, why are you surprised?

The question you got to ask is the party over and you need to find a real job? Or can the farce continue? Just ask the friends in TMG how 10nm is doing and you will know immediately the party is over

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