Category: Life At Intel

• Do You Hear What I Hear? My Journey of Perseverance Today's piece was guest written by Amy Warner, VP & General Manager, Digital Business Solutions Information Technology How I got here Hearing plays a major role in our quality of life, from our emotional well-being and physical health to our careers and leisure activities. According to the World Health Organization, over five percent of the world’s population—or 466 million people—have...
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• Growing for Good: A Tribute to No Shave November Combing Intel for the Best Facial Hair That Will Make You Never Want to Shave Again November 30th. For most of us the end of November signals that Thanksgiving is behind us and the Christmas season is in full effect. For others, it concludes our voyage to facial hair fame to help raise awareness of men’s health issues and cancer...
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• 4 Native American employees share how they live, discover and appreciate their heritage From Alaska to Arizona and New Mexico to Minnesota, Native American culture is varied and rich in history and tradition. We’re closing out Native American Heritage Month with an employee Q&A so we can all learn a little more about our fellow co-workers and what makes them who they are. For some it’s the beginning of a journey to discover...
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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 the Indian Institute of Technology...
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• 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 with eight of our employees...
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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 business practices, our communities, and...
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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 Intel she says “It was...
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• Innovators and Leaders in the Making: Meet Intel Intern Madison Ethington Our interns share stories of personal growth and inspiration.   I have always loved being creative—I loved playing the piano so much that I went to school for it. While I was in love with the idea, music wasn’t the correct medium for me. I started my second year at college as a mechanical engineering major. At first I struggled...
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• Intel Scholar Summit: A journey to success At our recent Scholar Summit in Oregon, 67 Intel Pathways interns got the chance to connect with one another, hear from executive leaders, and partake in a focus group.  Below, a few of the attending interns share their Intel experience. Olatide Omojaro – Intel Pathways Intern I thought Intel would be a platform that I could leverage towards my purpose....
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• Honor and Pride: Veterans Share Why they Chose Intel as their Next Mission Veterans have always been key contributors to Intel’s success. Employees with a military background have often attained skills during their service that uniquely qualify them for several positions at Intel—both in engineering and other support functions such as finance, HR, IT, sales and supply chain. We asked three veteran colleagues why they chose Intel as their next mission post military,...
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