If INTC stock is at an 18-year high, with record revenues ...
Why are experienced employees leaving the company in droves?
Why can't Intel attract top RCG talent from tier1 universities?
Why was the CEO fired in the most humiliating and unceremonious way possible?
Just something to noodle about while we approach the 50-year anniversary of this once great company.
So sad it has come down to this. While BK "fiddled", the company burned!
You no longer need to be technical to work in Intel engineering groups. They even hire social workers into these positions as long as they are Gen Z and directly replace the most experienced, legitimate engineer. Other engineers probably see that their talent and experience is no longer important to the company.