What are the common jobs folks get after leaving Intel as a LTD engineer with Phd....you can work for competitors but almost all of those are in person....
Any remote jobs even if it's a different industry that folks have transitioned to successfully?
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Joined meta, but in office 3 days a week. Remote work is becoming a thing of the past. It's becoming more like before where you work on site for a few years, prove yourself, and get more flexibility back.
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I was laid off from Intel march 2020 because of raja kudori. I was unemployed for 7 months then I landed at Nvidia. Best decision ever. Intel is trash because of the old boys keep protecting each other. All these Intel need to look in the mirror
Go to a Gulf country. They'll gladly take you and pay you more.
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Remote Jobs are extremely rare today! Even my friends who do pure software at other tech firms are forced back into the office.
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House flipping or hamburger flipping. Your choice.
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Cleaning services, landscaping or handyman services. Register with Angie’s or thumbtack etc. I need to hang shelves in my garage. Will pay you more than min wages. Looking at 25 to 30 / hour but will sign services contract
start here:
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Government. It pays engineers like Intel does (~$140K and up) but much better benefits. I wish I never worked for Intel and started in government from beginning. No sh-t show like Intel. Try it.
I left Intel and joined Cisco.
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Good luck getting anything in semiconductors. Having Intel on your resume is a huge red flag. Most hard pass on us.
Plumber or carpenter are always in demand.