Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

Poll for Turkey day. Reply as to whether you at a current, ex, or just a troll with no prior affilation

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Most who are still inside have left.

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Post ID: @1wzx+KwU5pPH

Ex. Left in August. Could not be happier.

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Post ID: @1vsi+KwU5pPH

Emojii man 😂😈👍👅🦃🦃🙈☺️🤗😍🤔😝😋😢😫😘😘😔😬😂😇😉☺️☺️🙃🙂😌😘😗😗🤗😏🤓😎😏😏😯😨😱😈💩👺💀👺💤😽😹

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Post ID: @1jzr+KwU5pPH

I'm just a troll ...

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Post ID: @1xki+KwU5pPH

Left in 2012 for a competitor.

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We are laughing our azzes off at the astonishing amount of dumbfcukery demonstrated by Intel's leadership.

It is truly unbelievable and we thank BK every single day.

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Post ID: @1znq+KwU5pPH

Ex. ERPed as per my 10 yr plan. :)

-1xtx

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Post ID: @1pia+KwU5pPH

@qmo isnt "full of sheet" as you call it, @1wsj. If you saved you TOO would know that it's indeed possible. I say that as a non-exempt who retired early with a little than half that so..... Very possible if you're smart about saving/spending. Sounds like you're not or you wouldn't have disbelieved him.

Start early to give it time to grow and it's very possible. Probably too late for you to start now. LOL I choose not to work forever. shrug

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Post ID: @1xtx+KwU5pPH

It only s---s if you s--- at your job and s--- at money management

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Post ID: @1psm+KwU5pPH

@KwU5pPH-1wsj I can believe it... I know it s---s for the newbies to believe what a great and generous company intel was "once!"

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Post ID: @1ben+KwU5pPH

@qmo- you are full of sheet!

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Post ID: @1wsj+KwU5pPH

@KwU5pPH-yme. No fairy tale, me 20 years and 1.3m in the bank, and put three kids through private school, 300k each.

Intel used to contribute 10+% of your salary every year even if you did nothing, these days they are stingy and will only match others.

As BK said intel is no ATM, fire all the old guys and replace with cheap new labor

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Post ID: @qmo+KwU5pPH

Should have read 2.3million

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Post ID: @bwp+KwU5pPH

35 years 3.3 million is very reasonable. I am 20 years and some good financial planning , close to it.

Of course most Americans s--- at money management, which is the real problem.

EE with a $200k+ comp package for the past 10 years buys a lot of breathing room

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Post ID: @she+KwU5pPH

Current; def. believe that the ship is going down, but will hopefully stay afloat for a couple more years

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Post ID: @mbb+KwU5pPH

ERP.

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Post ID: @xmn+KwU5pPH

@zzi- nice fairy tale bro, time to wake up.

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Post ID: @yme+KwU5pPH

Learn to invest and take care of yourself . No employer will these days. This is from a generation X er.

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Post ID: @yrd+KwU5pPH

You newbies will survive. Maybe not at Intel but somewhere else.

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Post ID: @adc+KwU5pPH

@KwU5pPH-zzi you are a lucky SOB to have your lifeboat, pitty those who have a decade or less at intel. Gone are the days where intel was generous contributing double digit to your retirement.

Intel profits are still there but gone is the generosity.

What is your prediction for the future ?

My take it is grim for all the newbies

Gobble Gobble 🦃🦃

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Post ID: @rpk+KwU5pPH

I am soon to be an ex-emplyee - retiring after 35 years as an EE, the last 5 at Intel. I sure would like to get laid off and get a package, but even if I don't I am outta here. $2,300,000 in my retirement accounts.

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Post ID: @zzi+KwU5pPH

Current

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Post ID: @dyp+KwU5pPH

Ex.

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Post ID: @yfx+KwU5pPH

PSO here enjoying my vineyard and golden parachute.

Sure wished I didn't turn down Apple and go x86.

But no worries I like my yacht.

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Post ID: @lrz+KwU5pPH

scumbag.

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Post ID: @uln+KwU5pPH

I will be first, an Ex

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