Career development vs. Geopolitical issues
Career development vs. Geopolitical issues
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Geopolitical issues are prevalent in Intel. Working with non-USA organizations comes with geopolitical sentiment to own the project within that geo. Teams, VPs, and managers from non-USA organizations always avoid or stop sharing project details with others. It is difficult to bring one Intel vision across the BUs.
It is very difficult for technical leaders to bring consensus among the teams to develop a software or a product.
Immigrants in non-USA organizations face issues as non-USA teams or leaders are not properly trained professionals to address the culture and values of Intel.
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