Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

[50 years after Moore's Law]: Krzanich's Law - Every fiscal year to let go 11% of INTEL employees to have/make company raise 11% of the profits!

Short name for the Law: Eleven Eleven. Every similarity with Seven Eleven is just a pure coincidence.

Interesting Law... I am asking myself, how long Krzanich's Law will last? 10 years? 20 years? 100 years? Or till INTEL existence seize?!

Anybody else? ;-)

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I don't know where Intel will be 10 years from now. But I do know the next 5 to 8 years minimum is going to be costly. BK is a horrible CEO who places his narcissism over valued employees. We've always seen the managers who say "engineers are a dime a doze". Unfortunately Intel has placed one of these foolish people at the helm of the ship and he hasn't a clue how to steer it. It's obvious to everyone buy him. The stocks are about to take a beating. BK doesn't care because his foolish @$$ is already filthy rich of his disastrous decisions. It's all coming to a head, the question is when?

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No doubt about it! Only way a sinking ship can make the books look good.

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Post ID: @uzo+HwDoNVk

Murthy's Law: Downsize jobs, supersize lunch

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