I drove by Intel Rio Rancho today at 12:15 and the lot west of Fab 9 was open and not hardly parked up. Shouldn’t RTO be filling the prime parking areas? How parked up is your site (during lunch)?
And yes it doesn’t take a guy who doesn’t believe in things to see what it means that I wasn’t just parking there m’self.
You buy her valentines gifts and spend $400. You park at the work site next week. I'm parking in her driveway.
Still better then pre-covid in Chandler
At full build-out during NM’s prime years, the site supported roughly 6–8k employees. Today we’re likely closer to about a third of that. The parking lot near F9 was closed for much of the F9 renovation, so it has only recently reopened, and many people may not yet realize it’s an option. Even during peak hours, there are typically plenty of open spaces there. Badge-type parking restrictions (green vs. blue) may also factor into what people are seeing. While NM could accommodate additional headcount from a facilities and parking perspective, wafer production capacity is much closer to full build-out, so growing people capacity would require more inventive approaches.
Intel Arizona played off too many experienced employees. They're now begging ppl from other location to come.
How do we even know all these Employees even exist without RTO? Payroll is probably just going to phantom employees with bank accounts in Haifa.
Busy in arizona fabs rampin up. Thanks for asking.
@ax I certainly assumed you were the RTO Troll
The RTO Troll is out there!
It can't be bargained with.
It can't be reasoned with.
It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear.
And it will not stop..till you are RTO.
@ac what made you conclude I’m not the RTO troll?
You could land an airplane in any area of Folsom parking lot midweek.
I don't believe OP ever worked at Intel.
I badge in and leave. There's so much more to life than work. Being stuck at a desk or in fab for hours on end is like being a dog in a cage. The smart employees realized this and are enjoying time on loved ones and personal fulfillment.