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I left a negative review and after one day it was gone. Intel pays Glassdoor and review and responds to all negative feedbacks. Try it for yourself.
@ukf, don't know what info you're looking at but...INTC was 150 in 97', did 2-1 split and ran up to 160 and 2-1 split again in 99'...perhaps you need to check your data source, or realize that you're looking at the adjusted close price lol.
My slight negative reviews on worst work-life balance as process engineer is removed from Glasdoor after about one month. I am thinking it's due to HE legal forcing them to remove negative facts/comments. Sad!!
Glassdoor isn't all fake. There are still plenty of negative reviews up, especially from the last week and a half since the announcement was made.
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Intel-Corporation-Reviews-E1519.htm?sort.sortType=RD&sort.ascending=false&filter.employmentStatus=REGULAR&filter.employmentStatus=PART_TIME&filter.employmentStatus=UNKNOWN
Go do this test. Go to glassdoor, give Intel a negative review, and watch what happens to that review in 2 days. Disappears.
Put lipstick and a wig on him and marry him off to your cousin!
Glassdoor is all fake and sponsored by companies, they do not even bother to hide it
Thelayoff and Zerohedge should be your litmus test
@aai: Intel stock is where it was in 1998. 18 years!
Glass door is heavily edited. Try posting a negative review of your work experience. See how long it stays on the site.
His rating has been going steadily lower during the last 3 years. It's at 80% for the last few months and I expect it will get lower.
Stock has moved. So, that is believable to some people. With this move is what I think will be a make or break situation.
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He should run for POTUS. More popular than Hillary or Trump.