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> It seems surprising that Intel either doesn't think that retaining top talent is in the interest of shareholders, When everyone around you is laying thousan
by vkou 4y ago
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It seems surprising that Intel either doesn't think that retaining top talent is in the interest of shareholders,
When everyone around you is laying thousands of people off, your top talent isn't likely to leave you, regardless of what indignities you heap on it.
- kergonath 4y agoBut it destroys loyalty, and they will leave at the first opportunity, which will happen sooner or later. It does not sound good as a longer-term strategy.
- vkou 4y agoEvery employer of note across tech is behaving in pretty much the same manner right now. There's no point holding a grudge over this if the alternative is working at... Anywhere else, that treated its people just as poorly this year. The more plausible risk is people mentally checking out, and not giving much of a crap about their work.