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Memo to Intel employees from Pat Gelsinger

Daniel Nenni

Admin
Staff member
The transparency has begun:

· Be the leader in every category in which we compete. We must stay ahead of customer needs and become more agile in a very competitive market and prove the differentiated value of our products, our roadmap and our manufacturing capability.

· Execute flawlessly to our commitments. Customers must be able to rely on Intel for their products and their strategies for the future. While we must set aggressive targets to regain share and leadership, they must also be achievable and done with the highest quality.

· Passionately innovate with boldness and speed. We will be a fountain for continuous innovation in the industry through our unmatched IP, engineering talent and research into new next-generation computing architectures.

· Reignite our culture to attract and motivate the best engineers and technologists on the planet. Intel must be the place where the best talent in the world can fulfill their dreams. We need to untether our enormous energy and potential for our business with a vibrant, inclusive and open culture. We need to bring back some of the Groveian disciplines for direct, transparent and data-driven decisions and accountability.

 
"Intel must be the place where the best talent in the world can fulfill their dreams". This part might be a challenge. For engineering careers in general, software now offers much more money and thus has a much stronger pull. That's not an Intel specific issue but it might be more pronounced for US based tech companies as countries like Taiwan and South Korea are not exactly the software powerhouses.
 
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