Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Go or stay, isn’t it obvious?

https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1bpZzyGR

CEO Pat Gelsinger said that he expects 10 “good years” of growth.

He will say anything to keep the talent here so he can collect his Golden compensation, dang I’d say the lies and spins to in his job as will any senior manager!

Let’s be serious who is growing?

Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, TSMC, Samsung, Dang everyone one them is eating Intel’s lunch. Pat is right the next ten years has never looked so good for them.

The Foundry’s have scale and superior technology and customers out the door. They both have one generation lead on Intel. You are darn right Pat the next ten years look spectacular to them. Even Intel needs to use external foundry to be competitive.

What is another definition of stupidity? Thinking doing it the old way with the same people will result in going from first to third back to first, LOL. Money was never the problem, getting people wasn’t the problem, it was management.

Visionary leaders skate to where the puck is. Managers just execute and tell me is there vision or strategy based on common engineering sense on why Intel will come back, there is none!

Look around from top to bottom can the few new ones and all the old ones bring the magic back, Nope!

Intel is the last place you want to spend your career if you have more than 10 years to work.

If you only have 10 then why not, get big salary, retention bonus and make ppt and ride the delusions narrative. Pat and executives have nothing to lose those with more than 10 years need have everything to lose to stay!

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Well, Pat will retire in 5 years when he reach 65yo. whether his prediction of 10 good years in semi is not going to be proven during his reign. In fact, he can says anything without worry that he will need to back it up later
He can also twist it later. May be he thought Intel can be save from sinking at the current rate, but slow down the sink and maintain market leader (but pie getting smaller) and who knows what will happen 10 years later

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Post ID: @3rko+1bpkR2kj

@2eim+1bpkR2kj BoD and press are getting a lot of hot air value from Pat.

Since he has become CEO he has talked a lot, promised a lot, gone begging to the government for billions. Sadly he hasn’t produced one piece of evidence that he has fixed Intel technology 10nm, 7nm or manufacturing nor roadmap has show any evidence of anything changing.

He is earning his money for hot air and such

Just look at his facial gesture in the LinkedIn posting congratulating 2021 graduates, he is become embarrassing.

Everyone thought highly of him for returning but everything I see no end B$

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Post ID: @2byw+1bpkR2kj

Go for AMD
Leaving Intel and dont be sorry for them they love management

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Post ID: @2mvl+1bpkR2kj

Pat Gelsinger will be much more than today leaving engineers underpaid
I laughing my a-s working for this boss. Lisa Su get low pay but Pat get 100+ million of dollars !

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Post ID: @2eim+1bpkR2kj

There will be 10 years of growth at Intel’s expense.

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Post ID: @1eup+1bpkR2kj

Samsung has the worst culture. No thank you.

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