Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

ACT this ACT that ACT here ACT there

You people are apparently all new to Intel or to corporations in general. Yes, people are being laid off. Groups are being removed. Sites are being closed. At the same time, people are being hired, new groups are being established and new sites are being opened.

So you idiots scream "OH NO ANOTHER ACT" when a couple hundred people are let go after Focal for performance reasons or when a team of a hundred people is let go. At the same time, Intel has 2000 open positions worldwide.

The people here who keep shouting "ACT ACT ACT!" are the AMDoofs and Qualtrolls who have too much time on their hands, ex-Intel employees who hope others will also be let go and Intel employees who lack basic math skills (which shows that Intel still has some fat to cut).

I am not saying Intel is doing great. I am not saying your job is safe, because anyone at Intel can always get laid off for any reason. But there simply is no ACT. Period.

And as a matter of fact, there never will be another "ACT", because they would not re-use that acronym.

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Post ID: @OP+MNLqNBs

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There are a lot of PC fanboys here too. That's all the AMD posts came from. IBM has a whole lot more going on but fanboys obviously have nothing to say there.

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Post ID: @1jeq+MNLqNBs

@MNLqNBs-gtc lots of ex with lots of insight into the pending doom, lots of fearful employees hoping to get some insight as circuit is lies and more lies and a few intel kookaid drinkers too

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Post ID: @1lov+MNLqNBs

but be honest, Intel is ill.

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Post ID: @1kvc+MNLqNBs

A sensible post and agree with @asl. Only reason Intel thread is more active seems to be because of the number because it is such a big company and the occurrence of it. Also the lack of transparency and the spending on acquisitions among other things have left employees in a not so content state. Usually the story in many companies, a bit more relevant to Intel though.

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Post ID: @1lxr+MNLqNBs

"people are being hired"

Yeah, lots of Indian H1-B holders being hired.

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Post ID: @1tyg+MNLqNBs

Looks like need start a "Finding mole" game

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Post ID: @gza+MNLqNBs

@cam- I believe it's active because in 2015 between the ISP & VSP there were 5,500 people affected and last year the announcement was 11,000. Having said that, I do think we have bitter and naive trolls who post on the Intel board. Anyone thinking that it would be different at another corporation is fooling themselves. Good luck getting Intel to answer questions on a public forum. It's run bureaucrats that won't answer question internally. Remember how we found out about workforce reduction in 2015? It was a mole feeding information to the Oregonian. If one does not like how corporations do things, then it's time to start their own business.

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Post ID: @gtc+MNLqNBs

@asl. This is layoff.com, so post willl be intel layoff related. You question is more like why Intel is only company that is so hot and remains hottest on layoff topic? While many other companies do layoff, some even larger % than Intel, without so many related post. Good question for Intel to answer.

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Post ID: @cam+MNLqNBs

There are several faction trolls who post here: The ones who got ISP last year and still have not moved on posting fake news.. There is at least one Qualcomm troll (why on earth would he post on this board) posting lies and fake news. Lastly, you have the current Intel employees who are millennial snowflakes that think corporations are created so people can keep their jobs.

All are naive to the corporate world that think Intel is the only corporation laying off. Fact is, ALL corporations go through hiring and firing stages. They do what they do to make themselves feel better in my opinion.

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