Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

ACT hub says the Oregonian article is inaccurate!

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Been with intel for 2yrs 4 months now. Last year I was "Successful" with SSL 4 (APB taget 1.9%) and this year my APB target is higher 26% with "Successful" and SSL3. Am I on the axe?

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Post ID: @1hel+H2TgFKo

I left at 11am this morning. Has my boss noticed yet?

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Post ID: @ike+H2TgFKo

No one implied that an Engineer defined the criteria for ISP. The implication was that the bullet points were written by an Engineer, probably one who now manages people/works in HR.

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Post ID: @kxv+H2TgFKo

50% of Intel would get ss3

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Post ID: @vmu+H2TgFKo

I wonder if the criteria dips into current ss3. That number 3500 looked small.

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Post ID: @vke+H2TgFKo

They also mention that the average pay for an Intel employee in Orgeon is 170,000. Holy cow!

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Post ID: @lbs+H2TgFKo

Does that mean the criteria can be any worse? like dipping into ss3?

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Post ID: @fkg+H2TgFKo

Engineers do not define these criteria. Bain Consulting does!

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Post ID: @mxb+H2TgFKo

There are individuals on this thread that desperately want the leaked slide to be a fraud but it's not. It's authentic and the person who wrote it used both poor grammar and poor sentence structure when laying out the criteria in The form of bullet points. Anyone who works at intel knows that it's a company of Engineers who can barely write a complete sentence.

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Post ID: @obf+H2TgFKo

Ya those bullet points are very poorly written. No way can it be a legitimate/approved document.

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Post ID: @xet+H2TgFKo

Intel trying to find the mole by releasing info gradually. It's not going to work - too many insiders to pinpoint the mole!

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Post ID: @ova+H2TgFKo

If the bullet points are poorly written then doesn't that qualify as inaccurate?

Also, there's no other way to interpret the bullets logically, sorry. I don't doubt there's more to it, but again that makes the leak less than accurate.

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Post ID: @mmw+H2TgFKo

ACT says there is "...some degree of inaccuracy" in the social media leaks. It doesn't refer to what exactly is inaccurate or to what degree. To me that shouts out that most of it is on target.

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Post ID: @yic+H2TgFKo

wis- You mean more criteria for ISP might be omitted?

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Post ID: @spp+H2TgFKo

Should be working for Oregonian. They'll keep you more informed than Intel does.

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Post ID: @fqw+H2TgFKo

The slide is not inaccurate, (you'll see soon enough) it only leaves off additional criteria. The two bullet points are poorly written and are being interpreted incorrectly.

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Post ID: @wis+H2TgFKo

The ISP criteria might be wrong.

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Post ID: @lgp+H2TgFKo

It says the leaks are inaccurate. Judging by the 3 bullets having major redundancy, they're probably telling the truth

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