Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

It’s all about money, don’t pretend he’s here for anything else.

deep weep beep
and pastor pat rulez !

Folsom is the bread and butter of R AND D Folsom should very much stay open. Chandler should close and move to Folsom. Santa Clara needs reshuffling and managers and corporate services need to be fired across the board

Invest time and money into a training department

My contract was approved and pulled 4 days later. The job I worked so hard for is gone! Not a fan of Intel he-l at the moment. Mad as he-l!

Old man cannot wipe his a-s cleanly. Don't threat any employee or your face will be smacked like a tomato into the wall.

Yup. Over-paid useless PEs, Senior PEs, Fellows, Senior Fellows getting $500K+ compensation but doing at least 2 grades lower work (mostly PPT, Excel pushers and tracking others) and surviving by nepotism and brown-nosing.

they need to

1. close Chandler and move TD to Oregon
2. Too many middle managers even at Oregon, need them gone to cut down cost.
3. Too much bureaucracy, can't even get a proper idea to even testing phase.
4. Need to stop running intel like a military group, this is not, need innovation not some linear thinking folks to just press a button.
5. need more innovative middle age folks, old habits need to die, stop hiring military ppl as managers or just because they have a MBA. best managers are team members who doesn't wanna become a manager.

shut down the remote work. or else forget the company getting back to the glory days. do not say others are not doing it. this company is unlike others.

Folsom needs to go -talk about a lot of waste

Somehow I don't think Tan will find the decisions to be "tough" to make. In fact, I bet he's already made them. Now he just needs to communicate them.

Cut out all fats. Create HUGE money making machine. That's Lip-Bu's mission.

Close Chandler. Buildings empty and falling apart. Move TD to Oregon.

Good! This is what we need plus RTO 5 days a week

close folsom

No more slackers.
What did you get done this week?

"One of Tan’s major concerns was Intel's approach to layoffs. While Intel announced cuts affecting over 15% of its workforce, Tan believed the reductions were insufficient and should have targeted middle management, which he viewed as a barrier to innovation. He was particularly frustrated that, despite the layoffs, Intel's workforce remained significantly larger than that of competitors like Nvidia and TSMC combined."

Time to fire everyone at folsom campus. Buch of do nothings and back biters.

Need more 40K job cuts and without packages, just let the cow milkers to go...