ERP chosen and turned in my laptop this morning. It feels great being free.. I feel for those left behind as already they are talking about a complete abandonment of risk taking. Intel culture is not what it once was.
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1pes - those are left in my cube.. Only took the laptop and charger home... All is good...
OP you need to turn in the charger and the usb headset! Any mice and keyboards doc stations too.
@bhw but constructive confrontation might hurt somebody's feewings
Nah, I'm just there for the paycheck. Don't feel sorry for us.
Tony Salvador wrote that post. He is an idiot!
Agree with you, bhw. -- he is a sr principle engineer with a psychology degree??? What???
Things change, I was there 22 years no regrets. I feel some separation anxiety, but that is normal considering we spent as much if not more time there than with our families depending on what mode the factory was in at any given time. I know it will pass quickly. I wish nothing but the best for those still there and indeed do hope the company finds its way into a more successful future.
Constructive confrontation was long gone since managers are a bunch of insecure divas.
Saw an article on Circuit from some idiot about getting rid of constructive confrontation. Everyday Intel is becoming unrecognizable,