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Own Your Impact: 3 Ways to Give Back Today
This blog is posted on behalf of Chad Clemons, Mergers and Acquisitions IT Program Manager. Chad has been solving information technology problems for more than 23 years at Intel and led a team of employees to Puerto Rico, funded by the Intel Foundation, to better understand connectivity challenges post-disaster and test solutions. When was the last time you contributed...
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Putting Out Fires, Intel Style.
Volunteering isn't just an activity around Intel, it's a part of our culture and a responsibility that all of our employees share and the company values. When Intel employees give their time, Intel matches those efforts with dollars. Every time Intel volunteers give their skills, energy and passion to a cause, they're changing the world and making it a better place....
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One Miraculous Kid, One Remarkable Dad, Our Amazing Technology!
Note from the editor: Time and time again, you'll hear us refer to our strongest asset as our employees. They are brilliant, they are innovative, they are caring -- simply all-around amazing. Today I'd like to share a story written on our internal blogging platform by Kaylee Montanes about one of our remarkable employees, Damon Smedley. It's a touching story...
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Intel Involved: Lending a helping hand in the community
It’s almost September. As a kid, that meant summer was over and I would be heading back to school. Usually, by this point, I was bored with summer and ready to go back to school: ready to see my friends, ready to see my teachers, ready to return to the familiarity of a building where I would spend over 70%...
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Why I Believe Intel is a Great Place to Work: Intel’s Volunteer Programs
How would you like to learn a new skill as an Intel volunteer, or provide a contribution toward a community organization or your child’s school that would be financially matched by your corporation. Maybe you prefer reading to an elementary school child, helping the elderly, building a school— well these are but a few of the ways that an Intel...
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