Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

BK approval rating at 60% on glassdoor

It has been steadily falling since the start of ACT, but still way too high if you ask me. "Would recommend" for the company at 70%.

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@lof - Gold post!

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Post ID: @mzq+IOFdT6M

Glassdoor never posted my (negative but honest) review.

I wonder how it works: Does a certain level of sponsorship provide Intel with the ability to post jobs but also remove (and add) a certain number of reviews?

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Post ID: @isx+IOFdT6M

60%? BK has his minions and family members voting a favorable rating for him on glassdoor.

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Post ID: @ois+IOFdT6M

Glass door also deleted my review. As a hiring manager, I hired a lot of new RCGs almost all PhDs. I think I tried to give a balanced positive versus negative, yet it was removed after a few weeks. I guess they don't like RCGs to noodle the long term situation, long hours, turmoil at the company.

Let's be honest Intel is NO GE, GM, Boeing. It lives on the bleeding edge without a new generation 14nm and then 10nm, and then 7nm their whole product, cost, value proposition is NOTHING.

This is totally different than what hardware makers like Apple, Dell, Samsung face, or what TSMC, GF and others face.

The strategy BK is embarking doesn't account for the fact Moore's Law value has ended, yet the senior executives as well as the whole TMG management down to the spokesman technologist continue to spout how it continues. When management and technical leaders can't admit the obvious and pretend it isn't there means the company is truely doomed.

Any questions ?

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Post ID: @lof+IOFdT6M

Glassdoor is Intel. They delete reviews they don't like. I know, they deleted the review I gave Intel. Albeit it was a negative review, it was fair and honest.

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Post ID: @zhq+IOFdT6M

"I went through some of the recent reviews. About half of them are 4/5 stars, extremely positive reviews. You wonder if these people are just too new, heavy kool-aid drinkers or generally clueless. The other half have a healthy dose of realism and overall criticism of the post-ACT Inhell."

Even before ACT Intel was far from the proverbial Great Place to Work. Extremely positive reviews AFTER ACT seem really fishy.

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Post ID: @xbc+IOFdT6M

I went through some of the recent reviews. About half of them are 4/5 stars, extremely positive reviews. You wonder if these people are just too new, heavy kool-aid drinkers or generally clueless. The other half have a healthy dose of realism and overall criticism of the post-ACT Inhell.

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Post ID: @jpl+IOFdT6M

Hmmm.... 60% still too high.

Let's go Intel - we need to push it to 30% or lower to kick this clown out.

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Post ID: @hps+IOFdT6M

I'm sure all you folks think this is GB's doing. This all came about cause you buddy Obama has destroyed our military and everything else in this country. And I bet all of you will vote for Hillarious. Pull your heads out of your A** and see that nothing is going to change if she becomes president. More jobs lost, more spending and ISIS at our back door. Trump may not be your answer but he will bring your jobs back.

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Post ID: @elp+IOFdT6M

You wonder who at the company posts 4 and 5 star reviews and extremely positive reviews.

I can tell you that no one in my former group enjoys working for Intel or has any faith in the future. Many are heads-down, muddle-through types and even they're not optimistic.

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