So far 2012 has been pretty quiet for me. This is partly due to the fact that my current rotation in Compensation has kept me pretty busy and I have been focusing on learning all I can about Compensation for … Read more
Hello, blogreaders! A lot has changed for me since I’ve blogged last. For one, I’ve got my final placement secured and I’m ramping up with an exciting array of new responsibilities. And I’ll tell you a bit more about that … Read more
When I was six, if a stranger asked me, “What do you want to do when you grow up?” I would have immediately responded with, “I want to be an actress.” Simple, right? I’d play with my Play-Doh, put on … Read more
I recently asked Walden Kirsch, an Intel blog guru who monitors our internal social media platform, “What are the most popular blog topics at Intel?” He said, “moving faster as a company (velocity)” and “ideas on how to better work … Read more
Over the last few months, I have heard the word transformation being said in staff meetings and in 1:1 conversations with colleagues. I have heard it being used to transform employees and business groups alike. I have not read the … Read more
Hello, blogreaders! Those that have been following my adventures through the Rotation Engineer Program, or REP, have been keeping up with me as I transition between my three work assignments and acclimate to Oregon. However, all good things must come … Read more
Hello everyone! I’m Matt! I must say having been a habitual reader of this blog before becoming an official Intel employee, I am truly excited to be able to give back and share my thoughts on life from the “other” … Read more
In my last blog post I had mentioned that I was about to graduate from the REP and was looking for a final placement. I invested a lot of time making sure that I would find a role that would … Read more
The other day, a friend from work invited me over for dinner. Among the guests was his friend from Israel who was visiting for the weekend. During our small talk, he inquired about my work profile. My answer was my … Read more
