I wonder what was offensive about the OP that moderators removed. It is a fact that Intel's benefits programs and also layoffs are affected by regional laws and limitations. I think the thread was informative that there is not any prejudice based on... — read more 

Lets examine the latest Gartner results showing another 5% drop in PC shipments. This means volume continues to drop in intel's cash cow. I don't care how many servers they sell and how much they charge but without the volume of client Intel is... — read more 

Big deal I can get a few thousand signatures from ex Intel people who lost their job whist Intel is now recruiting the next wave of h1bs

Intel does has a problem with URM and hiring and retaining. With 60% of America being Caucasian Americans I'd expect this under represented majority to be hired and retained.

Guys, do you know what happens to unvested 401K after leaving intel? I quit intel in Fall 2015, but my fidelity account still shows the unvested 401K balance. Wasn't this unvested balance supposed to be taken away upon termination? Will this balance... — read more 

_One hundred forty-five technology executives, investors, inventors and other bold-face names posted an open letter Thursday to make one thing clear: They can’t stand Donald Trump. Many people share that sentiment, to judge from the continued high... — read more 

I signed up for 6 months COBRA and never received the $9000. Anybody else received it?

http://fortune.com/2016/07/12/intel-chips-memory-trump/ Intel may be a $55 billion chip-making powerhouse, but it isn’t afraid to make big changes to meet market demands, chief executive Brian Krzanich said at Fortune Brainstorm Tech on Tuesday. In... — read more 

I have upgraded, my wife upgraded and then I upgraded once again in 5 years and I am about to upgrade to a Samsung Note 7 - all phones...all ARM. Meanwhile...my desktop...is sitting there...running windows 7...last time it was upgraded was in 2009... — read more 

One had process leadership, once, had the silicon growth driver, once. Had the opportunity to fabricated a game changing new paradigm in computing. Yes Steve Jobs offered Intel the opportunity to manufacture an ARM core that would have powered... — read more 

This is merely current overall market sentiment. When the broadbase market rises, Intel will float on that tide. Same thing happens when market declines. I would read nothing into the recent rise in stock. In fact you may want to sell.

The outsourcing companies prefer to hire "young H-1B programmers because the visa offers control over this contracted short-term workforce, it permits them to pay less than they would for experienced natives and they cultivate programmers who can... — read more 

In NBA, every team wants the championship. Running a company is no difference. You want to survive and thrive in the cut-throat competition. I am fed up with all these double standard, politically correct crap.

Curious as to know what the factory bonus and shift bonuses are for a process engineer working in the fabs, say for grade 7 or 8. Can anyone share insight into this? I want to know if the pay difference is worth the extra stress of a factory vs non... — read more 

http://www.businessinsider.com/pc-sales-by-quarter-peak-2016-7?r=UK&IR=T Once upon a time, the only way to get online and run apps was with a personal computer - a box with a keyboard and mouse or trackpad. Most of those computers ran Microsoft... — read more 

BK's strategy is spreading: https://www.thelayoff.com/t/ImGQu6g

Sent three emails (to three different addresses, two of which bounced) and two phone calls today--and message says "sorry there is no one available to take take your call. Try again later." Those people have to be swamped with the volume of layoffs... — read more 

Ultimately leading to additional "new" business failures. Anyone remember when BK presented the facial recognition security system at a tech show and the door would not open, or when Jim Cramer ate his lunch and had him back peddling about wearable... — read more 

http://m.thehindubusinessline.com/info-tech/intel-will-continue-to-hire-in-india/article8840355.ece

http://www.pdx-tie.org/2016/06/portland-jury-awards-12-million-to.html

Hint: it's not having to lay off your workforce because you can't do your job...http://www.businessinsider.com/intel-ceo-on-the-worst-part-of-being-ceo-2016-7

It is Ultimate Fight Game. Until INTEL finally falls of the cliff. Inevitably, it will happen. It just needs some time, until it fails. Of the cliff. Just watch, and learn. Learn how arrogant and ignorant management twisted solid metal... — read more 

He should maybe hire some Americans. Don'tDon't they teach common sense at San Jose state?

Sounds like it won't be just Murthy getting accelerated RSU vesting shortly.

Not many people can give away $15 unit cost products in exchange for $5 and get a promotion. There is definitely some black magic going on here!

We spend more than that flying Murthy back home.

http://www.newsmax.com/t/finance/article/738308?oref=t.co

Fulsim / VPG software (the team that is making Intel GPU) shows minimal layoffs in the past weeks. However rumor says massive layoff or VSP to ISO convention will begin after Anita finished the internal transfer. Is this true? After working with VPG... — read more 

Looks like Micron is getting hit next according to the Oregonian. http://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/index.ssf/2016/07/intel_joint_venture_im_flash_w.html#incart_river_index

Come together and comfort each other by bringing in false news about the company, comments that keep sayungnintel will do bad, and negative feedbacks about your experience at Intel. But sorry people I don't agree a bit you. Intel is definitely one of... — read more 

The problem with Intel Client CPU under pressure Steep drop in unit volume from the 2012 peak of 343M units to estimated 232M units this year (Gartner estimate) Caused by lack of innovation and "good enough" computing Most common compute use cases... — read more 

Kind of sums it up...