I used to work in the ROC as a contractor at ronler acres but left at the end of 2023, can anyone tell me how the layoffs are effecting the ROC. It was a sh-t job, by the way.

Makes sense if people dont buy Intel products. Intel is blockbuster video of its time, missing trends and supreme arrogance.

Any bets on what will come? IFS 18A write-offs? NEX divestment More layoffs? Sale of business(es)? TSMC partnership in US?

I cannot wait for all my Intel peers to join me in the office, the time has come #soexcited see ya soon

Faced with slumping quarterly sales and a burgeoning loss, Intel shareholders will want to know new CEO Lip Bu-Tan's plans for the chipmaker's nascent contract manufacturing... — read more 

2021 Revenue = 79B Employees = 121K 2024 Revenue = 53B Employees = 109K Simple scaling would imply (53/79)*121 =81K employees. Now consider the revenue trends and current headcount and plan accordingly.

Losses due to automation in the factory. You heard it hear first. Or second. Maybe third? I can't keep track anymore.

Upto 50 percent expected to reduce headcount to 50K.

Get ready, all these overly lazy, inept, smug, id--ts will flood the job market. Beware. They are some of the least productive people to ever exist. This company will slowly implode. Lots of good equipment about to hit the secondary market.

Hoping to get a serious answer as to what happens to unvested RSUs in the package thats being offered.

About CPM because if you don't want to be here we're letting you volunteer to Gtfo... yes, HR has volunteer About the exciting "opportunities" to replace employees wth AI and outsourcing About just about anything and everything making us miserable... — read more 

https://www.abqjournal.com/business/article_055090cf-54a9-442d-80ef-6643f244fa4b.html

If not , what's next ? Will there be round 2

It’s been draining in a way I didn’t expect. I’ve sent out dozens of applications, followed up after interviews, and tried to stay optimistic, but the silence is rough. Ghosted by recruiters, vague rejection emails, and long interview processes that... — read more 

At this point, it feels like the reputation will speak for itself. Everybody knows by now about the complete lack of job security and plans to possibly split the company and sell off some parts. Word travels fast, especially in this job market. You... — read more 

W for samsung. good for him for ditching intel

Has anyone tracked how many engineers were laid off compared to directors and VPs? I’ve noticed some leaders have been at Intel for over 20 years — makes me wonder if they’re truly the most capable, or if Intel is just the most comfortable place for... — read more 

Why isn't anyone talking about this? The media went on and on how RR would be spared.

You heard it here first

Frmr Intel SMG here (batch of 2024 CPM) any news and learning how SMG got impact? Any geo news?

Is LBT trying to save management role in Intel?

US signals intention to rethink job H-1B lottery Foreign worker program represents betrayal of US computer science students, advocacy group argues Thomas Claburn Sun 20 Jul 2025 // 14:00 UTC The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the... — read more 

The Intel Pension Plan: Everything You Need to Know https://www.cordantwealth.com/the-intel-pension-plan This article explains Intel's Minimum Pension Plan, which works as a safety net to ensure retirees get a minimum income level by filling gaps... — read more 

Well, Intel is in full layoff mode (finally), and this Thursday will be announcing Q2'25 earnings, and prob 2H'25 high level guidance. From the outside looking in now, aside from the typical product roadmap, IFS spin off, and bean counter numbers... — read more 

I am out. An year of anxiety. It's over, this will be my last visit to thelayoff board.

If I'm your customer and you both underpromise and overdeliver, it tells me that first you don't know wtf you're doing, second you don't know how to follow requests and instructions, and third I get the suspect you're making fun of me. How about you... — read more 

When I was cut, I actually felt relieved. Soul-crushing anxiety that’s been building for years finally lifted. Walking away from Intel felt like breaking free. I’m giving myself a breather, taking the next two months just to enjoy life. After years... — read more 

Here's a wild prediction, take it with many grains of salt. By 2026, foundry becomes independent entity, sort of an American tsmc. It will also change name, not Intel anymore. The design and product will be sold to Qualcomm. Intel gets dismantled... — read more 

Being out of work can seem like a breather at first, but the stress creeps in fast. The bills, the silence, the self-doubt, it all adds up. While you're still employed, don’t just ride it out. Use the time to plan your next move while you still have... — read more 

No new updates for CPM. Most other orgs have either already finished or will finish this week. (ATM – 1mon pushed)

Even though we are cheap like sh-t we should expect layoffs too. Anyone knows when and under what conditions?

If you were out of work and looking for a job where on your priority list would you put Intel? What areas do you think that Intel is top 5 in? Those will be the safest. Go transfer to them and be one of the top performers. If Intel is not in your... — read more 

227 lost souls Posted 7/16

I still don’t understand why leadership keeps pushing for an RTO. Cutting back on office space would save money, and remote work has real benefits for the environment. If I’m hitting my goals, why does it matter where I’m sitting? The old ways just... — read more 

And FUHK Intel!

Too many people limit themselves when job hunting. If you broaden your search to other industries, you’ll see the job market is not nearly as bad as many believe.

Name one innovative product that would turn the tide and push Intel towards something exciting. Just one.