Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Bk is just an average manager who hit the big time

What has this guy done in his career to be given the helm of a company like Intel? He just wants 4 more years and to sail into the sunset. He couldn't pick a winner in a one horse race.

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Jdi8lSS-1utj Watch him on stage with truely smart technologist is really scary to think hebisnrunninga technology company and then no surprise why Intel is where it is!

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Post ID: @1ioq+Jdi8lSS

I first became worried when BK became mesmerized by drones.

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Post ID: @1utj+Jdi8lSS

BK couldn't run a lemonade stand, lead water downhill, or manage his way out of a wet paper bag if his life depended on it.

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Post ID: @1rpo+Jdi8lSS

Smiling American man. No real content.

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Post ID: @1esd+Jdi8lSS

:@Jdi8lSS-iff The problem is the board is a bunch of yes men who with Andy at the top favoring TMG insiders, until they grow some balls and initiative Intel will continue to founder.

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Post ID: @1awh+Jdi8lSS

He always seems to have that deer in the headlights look - bewilderment.

This guy is way in over his head. Murthy will have no problem disposing of him in a bid for CEO.

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Post ID: @fff+Jdi8lSS

@Jdi8lSS-stp The largest problem is indeed everyone promoted has to toe the party line. So anyone that finally makes it to the senior level even if they had any intelligence or Visio. It is diluted by decades of barking yes and toeing party line.

Summary there is no innovative thinking from internal senior management, the cultural beats that out of people.

Summary no recovery is possible at Intel with an Intel manager!

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Post ID: @mhs+Jdi8lSS

LOL @ nincompoop. I haven't heard that word in ages. Good one! lolol

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Post ID: @jko+Jdi8lSS

BK's a nincompoop, him being chosen as CEO just shows how much of a nincompoop Intel BOD have become. Anyways, most of Intel's level 9 and above mangers are all full of sh--. Back stabbing, a-- kissing, finger pointing SOBs. If you are not one of the gang in the higher ups, forget about being promoted to lvl 9 and above. That's Intel culture!

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Post ID: @stp+Jdi8lSS

If you have watched and listened to BK he has the intelligence and insight of an hard working OCD auto mechanic.

He was lucky , got a degree from San Jose State in Engineering. Early in his career he showed little true brilliance nor leadership. His OCD and crazy work ethics and values fit the FSM mindless CE mentality and he was the dumb person that was right person at the right place at the right time. Don't be fooled by what he says now as intelligence. Remember he is a boss and thru meetings fed much and then just parrots and passed as his own intelligence!

True brilliance comes from deep insight and ability to see things and act before they are obvious to all.

Intel was a cooked goose 5 -7 years ago! The people that knew or sounded the alarm weren't rewarded and are gone. Layoffs and embrace the obvious winners after the fact are stupid and sad attempts to recover by bad management!

I'll be posting a separate article on that shortly.

LOL

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Post ID: @okl+Jdi8lSS

Below average intelligence, exceptional hard working, exceptionally lucky.

Intel has been living on luck of IBM selecting them decades a ago. Luck has run out for both BK and Intel and no amount of hard work can do more than catch up. Between CRB, PSO and BK all they did was feed the golden goose and now it is dying slowly and surely. BK will be gone by 2018

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Post ID: @zfr+Jdi8lSS

Arent most like that? How many are truly great visionaries? Just a very small number and in the case of Jobs, only one!

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Post ID: @zfn+Jdi8lSS

He enjoys his clown shoes,

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