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If you received an ISP/VSP/ERP, what was the result of your last few focals? Post here!

A few folks have received packages but it's not clear why they were selected. It would be helpful if you could mention what package you received and maybe the last few focal results and a consistent format like below. I'm hoping this will help clear up inconsistencies.

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For example:

ISP

2013: S, 3

2014: S, 4

2015: S, 5

(Yeah, you can tell I'm an engineer... and this waiting-game is awful.).

Cheers!

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Grade 6

2013 S SSL3 2%

2014 S SSL3 2.7%

2015 S SSL3 3%

I got VSP today . I don't know if I will take it or not.

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Post ID: @1yyt+H5PeUS8

Ido

2013: S, 3

2014: S, 3

2015: S, 3

2016: S, 5

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Post ID: @1igb+H5PeUS8

ERP offer -

2013, Successful , SL3

2014, Successful , SL3

2015, Successful , SL3

2016, Successful , SL2

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Post ID: @1pfi+H5PeUS8

Grade 3, hired 3 years ago. Got Successful SL3 each year.

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Post ID: @niy+H5PeUS8

VSP - Over my 4 yr stint at Intel with 7 managers and 3 team changes. Before I could prove myself, things changed. Nonetheless here is my record.

2013, Successful , SL3

2014, Successful , SL3

2015, Successful , SL3

2016, Successful , SL3

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Post ID: @hpb+H5PeUS8

VSP.

Last four years all S, 3. Promoted to grade 6 in 2010, so kindof a long time in grade, but nothing obscene.

I have not been given the details of the VSP package yet.

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Post ID: @acn+H5PeUS8

Completely agree. You should include years in your current grade level for those who are interested in how that compares to the median x 2 clause.

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Post ID: @zrk+H5PeUS8

time in grade is also a factor...so you will not see consistencies with the data you are asking for, you need to know a person's grade and TIG as well as their last 4 focal ratings to understand who got which package and if it was consistently applied.

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