Spotlight: Diversity and Inclusion
NDEAM Roundtable: A conversation about diverse abilities and the power of open dialogue - For employees with diverse abilities, the workplace may come with a unique set of challenges. To recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we talked with members of our community from across the globe who live, work, and thrive with a range of diverse abilities including autism, bipolar disorder, deafness, blindness, and autoimmune diseases. We spoke...
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Shattering the stigma: Living and thriving with bipolar disorder - This blog was guest written by Brian Keavney, a manufacturing technician in AZFSM at Intel. He also serves as chair of the mental health awareness initiative with the Intel Disability Awareness Network. About me I am a high functioning, successful mental health patient working at Intel. I have a bipolar disorder that has affected me...
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Living Open and Proud: “Once I came out, everything changed.” - At Intel we support employees being their full authentic selves, because that's when true creativity and innovation is possible. Meet Miki Demeter, a security researcher for Open Source in the Intel Product Assurance and Security (IPAS) group, and an openly transgender employee. When Miki first joined Intel in 2007, she was not out. Starting at...
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Life and Work at Intel Germany: Developing Your Career at Intel - Developing a long lasting career with any tech company might seem like a dead idea these days. Here at Intel, we believe in investing in our workforce and developing their skills so they can experience many different roles all within our company. Whether it’s trying out several different job functions at the same site, or...
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Life and Work at Intel Germany – Working in a diverse environment - Diversity and inclusion are cornerstones of Intel’s culture. After all, how do you know you are exploring the best ideas if everyone contributing is coming from the same background and lines of thought? That’s why we do more than talk about having a diverse workforce, we live it. That means welcoming people of all walks...
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How Surya Prekke Finds Meaning in His Work at Intel - Today we are profiling another one of our incredible employees in Intel India. Surya Prekke was the youngest and fastest person to achieve the title of Principle Engineer at Intel India, and he is now managing a System on a Chip (SOC) development team. He graduated from the India Institute of Technology, Bombay with a...
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From Intel Intern to Employee: Krupa Ravi’s Career Journey - In this continuing blog series we spoke with several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India to discuss how recent college graduates can achieve a career-best experience at Intel. A recent college graduate herself, Krupa Ravi has first-hand knowledge on starting her career at Intel. In May 2018, Krupa graduated from...
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Raj Dua Follows His Passion at Intel - In this ongoing profile series we spoke to several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India. Our discussions centered on finding success at Intel and advice for recent college graduates starting their careers. Before joining Intel, Raj Dua received his undergrad degree at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani....
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Mitali Monalisa’s Life at Intel - We recently spoke with several employees at Intel India who graduated from different universities around India to discuss how they found success at Intel and hear some advice on how recent college graduates entering their career arenas can make the most of their time to achieve a career-best experience at Intel. Mitali Monalisa graduated from...
read more- NDEAM Roundtable: A conversation about diverse abilities and the power of open dialogue - For employees with diverse abilities, the workplace may come with a unique set of challenges. To recognize National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we talked with members of our community from across the globe who live, work, and thrive with a range of diverse abilities including autism, bipolar disorder, deafness, blindness, and autoimmune diseases. We spoke...
read more - Shattering the stigma: Living and thriving with bipolar disorder - This blog was guest written by Brian Keavney, a manufacturing technician in AZFSM at Intel. He also serves as chair of the mental health awareness initiative with the Intel Disability Awareness Network. About me I am a high functioning, successful mental health patient working at Intel. I have a bipolar disorder that has affected me...
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Intel asks: What does ethics mean to you? - October 17th is Global Ethics Day. In celebration, Intel invites employees to share how they uphold ethics in their day-to-day activities. Today, we’re celebrating Global Ethics Day! Inspired by Earth Day, Global Ethics Day is an opportunity for organizations around the world to explore the meaning of ethics and the importance of acting with integrity in...
read more- Living Open and Proud: “Once I came out, everything changed.” - At Intel we support employees being their full authentic selves, because that's when true creativity and innovation is possible. Meet Miki Demeter, a security researcher for Open Source in the Intel Product Assurance and Security (IPAS) group, and an openly transgender employee. When Miki first joined Intel in 2007, she was not out. Starting at...
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