> "Renduchintala was one of several key hires from outside Intel, which had been famous in Silicon Valley for developing and promoting talent from within."
Which was, IMO, one of the reasons why I left Intel. I interned there and did a 2-year stint.
What I saw was a culture where almost everyone who was there began their career at Intel, or at least joined very early in their career. No one was really aware of what the rest of the industry did.
In a way, Intel used to be a FAANG, but became a victim of its success as a great place to work. The culture was so insular that they lost touch with the rest of the field.
Which was, IMO, one of the reasons why I left Intel. I interned there and did a 2-year stint.
What I saw was a culture where almost everyone who was there began their career at Intel, or at least joined very early in their career. No one was really aware of what the rest of the industry did.
In a way, Intel used to be a FAANG, but became a victim of its success as a great place to work. The culture was so insular that they lost touch with the rest of the field.