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To: dmf who wrote (138205)	7/1/2001 3:32:39 PM
From: rustr	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

<<My experience with Intel was overwhelmingly positive. Ideas and individuals were respected. Open communication and team work contributed to individual and corporate success. I will not attribute individual lapses in civility to Intel culture. It's been a few years. The chains and whips must be a recent modification to the cubicles (lol). dmf >> I agree 100%. I spent 3 years with Intel. What amazes me is the perception of Intel from others who have no experience. They all say how strict it is and how things are done only their way. Very far from the truth IMHO. I've even heard of it referred to as the "salt mines." Well, they were strict, but it was all peer induced; not manager induced. Big difference. Just my $0.02 -rustr