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The effect of Gelsinger taking the CEO role pushed a hire that was on the fence into accepting the role. It means he's having an affect already. That's what the

The effect of Gelsinger taking the CEO role pushed a hire that was on the fence into accepting the role. It means he's having an affect already. That's what the title is meant to convey.

alisonkisk 6y ago
That's not what the title says. A title like they would say "New CEO attracting retired CPU architects"
klelatti 6y ago
Making waves = 1 individual rejoining (who may have done so anyway) Gelsinger not doing the rehiring Architects = 1 architect Three ways in which the headline is misleading. How about 'New CEO helps recruit retired architect'
cma 6y ago
> The effect of Gelsinger taking the CEO role pushed a hire that was on the fence into accepting the role. That's what he says and it is probably true. But it could also be true that saying so would put him in good graces with the new CEO and he would basically be expected by everyone to say that's what pushed him over the edge even if it wasn't, so him saying so adds little new information.
- ksec 6y ago
  I seriously doubt that. He could have just stayed retired. If the negotiation was all smooth he would have been working with Intel by now. Remember he was retired, he doesn't need 30 / 60 days notice to anyone apart from family. Intel needed help, but sometimes even money cant move some people. They fail to attract any talent, especially those who have already worked in Intel and knows their culture. Having Pat meant finally shit will get done. And for most engineers, that is far more important because we all hate politics.
  - cma 6y ago
    The timing of his acceptance adds information and makes me lean towards the explanation being true. The statement of the explanation adds very little information though.
ar_lan 6y ago
The title does a bad job of this, though, as it's extremely ambiguous who is doing the "rehiring." The way it's worded, the best assumption is the "New Intel CEO" is doing the "rehiring" - but Pat did not do this.
totalZero 6y ago
IMO the headline is sensationalist and factually inaccurate. Gelsinger hasn't re-hired anyone. He doesn't even take on the new role at Intel until approximately three weeks from now.

The effect of Gelsinger taking the CEO role pushed a hire that was on the fence into accepting the role. It means he's having an affect already. That's what the title is meant to convey.

alisonkisk 6y ago

That's not what the title says. A title like they would say "New CEO attracting retired CPU architects"

klelatti 6y ago

Making waves = 1 individual rejoining (who may have done so anyway) Gelsinger not doing the rehiring Architects = 1 architect Three ways in which the headline is misleading. How about 'New CEO helps recruit retired architect'

cma 6y ago

> The effect of Gelsinger taking the CEO role pushed a hire that was on the fence into accepting the role. That's what he says and it is probably true. But it could also be true that saying so would put him in good graces with the new CEO and he would basically be expected by everyone to say that's what pushed him over the edge even if it wasn't, so him saying so adds little new information.

ksec 6y ago
I seriously doubt that. He could have just stayed retired. If the negotiation was all smooth he would have been working with Intel by now. Remember he was retired, he doesn't need 30 / 60 days notice to anyone apart from family. Intel needed help, but sometimes even money cant move some people. They fail to attract any talent, especially those who have already worked in Intel and knows their culture. Having Pat meant finally shit will get done. And for most engineers, that is far more important because we all hate politics.
- cma 6y ago
  The timing of his acceptance adds information and makes me lean towards the explanation being true. The statement of the explanation adds very little information though.

ar_lan 6y ago

The title does a bad job of this, though, as it's extremely ambiguous who is doing the "rehiring." The way it's worded, the best assumption is the "New Intel CEO" is doing the "rehiring" - but Pat did not do this.

totalZero 6y ago

IMO the headline is sensationalist and factually inaccurate. Gelsinger hasn't re-hired anyone. He doesn't even take on the new role at Intel until approximately three weeks from now.