Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Intel's problem

Intel's problem is that They have no respect to technical people and not value technical people well.

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Maybe if you could form a proper sentence with correct grammar and punctuation these slothful managers could understand you and better appreciate your technical genius.

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Post ID: @pio+Ho4AlJq

The problem as I see it is a lack of vision and leadership. The constantly changing road maps and re-orgs are proof of this. Look at the last open forum they had. He was talking about continuing to win in the PC space while chasing drones.

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Post ID: @wxy+Ho4AlJq

There is no effort by managers to actually manage their groups. It's all "do as I say, or else". The concept of thought no longer exists. It's very evident that managers refuse to even listen to their employees.

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Post ID: @ezo+Ho4AlJq

Intel is no longer a result oriented company.

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Post ID: @lec+Ho4AlJq

It's the same at every old dinosaur tech company, sorry to say.

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Post ID: @gsz+Ho4AlJq

They emphases on so-called leadership, communication skills and influence instead of technical.

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Post ID: @tsf+Ho4AlJq

Agreed

Technical track, yeah right

Either you work 24/7 or learn to kiss up to upper management

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