Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

TODO list

Please feel free to add to this:

-Stay clam and focused and don't be paranoid

-Create your resume and start looking for job's ASAP and before 12000 other folks start applying. The longer you wait the more difficult due to # of unemployed applying later

-Start contacting all your friends at other companies and let them know you are looking. This will be your best bet to land a job.

-File all your important emails

-Jog down all your Intel contacts and phone#'s. You will not have access to these later

-Delay big purchases

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Post ID: @OP+H1Zlxuc

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why take DRA plaques? i through away all those trash!

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Post ID: @rzk+H1Zlxuc

Buy bus ticket out of town

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Post ID: @fvr+H1Zlxuc

good point on cancellation of SPP. That check will come real late. They basically hold that money for like 60 days.

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Post ID: @bjv+H1Zlxuc

Couple more:

-Make sure to account for any unused vacation days from previous years. In CA you can carry over vacation. They will send you a form asking how many vacation days they owe you from previous year and this year

-If you have not used your sabbatical make sure to inform them of that.

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Post ID: @cpx+H1Zlxuc
  • cancel your SPP contributions.

  • adjust your 401k retirement contributions for these last few paychecks. I maxed out my ROTH 401k contributions since next employer may not have a ROTH 401k. If you need money, reduce any contributions. I don't know if you can borrow from 401k once no longer working.

  • find out if VSP is paid in a lump sum(im guessing yes), and if you can contribute that to retirement accounts.

  • remember to take your DRA plaques with you

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Post ID: @jxj+H1Zlxuc

Prepare for long term unemployment

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Post ID: @eyz+H1Zlxuc

thanks

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