Guest blogger: Nisha is from Intel’s Internal Employee Communications Team Photos provided by the Intel employees profiled in the article Can you imagine working across the aisle from your brother? Accidentally receiving your son’s email? Or how about fielding action … Read more
There are examples of well-known legendary business leaders who didn’t get their college or university degree–they are exceptions. For the majority of senior jobs in major companies, a formal business education degree (also known as an MBA – Master of … Read more
Recall my last blog about ImpREssions in the Work Place? I was having an IM discussion with my buddy Kevin about why I think it’s important for your attire be polished. I think it gives others a positive first impression … Read more
Note from the editor: Eric is no stranger to the blog and once again he’s sharing his experience as a veteran at Intel. After 7 years in the Navy, Eric worked in a number of semiconductor related jobs before joining … Read more
Note from the editor: Life is full of ups and downs that we all face and deal with differently. Some of the hardest choices we make are between work and our lives outside of work. Today’s post reminded me that … Read more
Guest blogger: Joanna from Intel’s Internal Employee Communications Team in EMEA Photo credit: Sebastian from Intel’s Internal Employee Communications Team in EMEA Jacek has watched Intel’s R&D site in Gdańsk, Poland, grow right before his eyes. Compared with other Intel … Read more
Note from the editor: Remember Lisa from a few weeks ago? She’s guest blogging for us again today on her SWE experience! I can’t believe I first wrote to you a few weeks ago about SWE and here I am, … Read more
Our CEO, Paul Otellini, often has open forums where he’ll give us a business update and open it up to Q&A. His open forums change sites so different employees get a chance to attend, while the rest of the company … Read more
Note from the editor: Intel takes a strong stance when it comes to encouraging and empowering people to pursue a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) career. One of the ways we do that is through our Global Diversity, Education … Read more
Note from the editor: We have the pleasure of featuring a guest blogger today to share her experience with the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). Intel is getting ready for SWE 2012 taking place in Houston, Texas from November 8 – … Read more
