Too much politics and disorganized
Too much politics and disorganized
A lot of nice, friendly, hard-working, and good employees.
If Intel full-time employees bring their families in as contractors, these contractors get converted to full-time employees very quickly without effort. Other contractors work super hard and stay long, but have no hope. Some people are lucky to get hired, but need to wait very long.
Management should get rid of lazy, underperforming, and poorly attending employees and hire good contractors to replace the bad employees.
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