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Intel has been bleeding engineers to other firms for a while now, and new talent has been skipping them altogether. These are not good developments for a compan
by AmVess 6y ago
Intel has been bleeding engineers to other firms for a while now, and new talent has been skipping them altogether. These are not good developments for a company that depends on brain power to make their products.
- gtirloni 6y ago> new talent has been skipping them altogether I'd be interested in hearing more about this. Are new graduates actually not applying?
- icedchai 6y agoIntel is an enormous company with over 100,000 employees and an enormous stockpile of cash. I think they'll be okay.
- bcrl 6y agoThe Titanic was a state of the art ship. It still sunk.