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To: Jay who wrote (55673)	5/16/1998 4:07:00 PM
From: Jay Lowe	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 186894

>> INTC appears to be in the little leagues when compared with MSFT Oh yes, agree, overall. I was making a rather narrower point about the recent improvements in Intel's developer relations. I have no insight into the Intel culture. You point fits rather nicely with several previous about stock options. At MSFT, if you fail, you die. It's pretty brutal ... a miss here or there and you can be sidelined in a hot minute. The environment is very competitive; control and domination the bottom line; idealism and facilitation occur only as facile cover stories. Microsoft is very, very good at operating people at their maximum output levels ... one might even say "in-human" output levels. This is called efficiency and success and has lead to certain results, as here we see. So what's it like at Intel? I guess I'm curious what the human dynamic is at Intel. My guess is that the brutal edginess is not as present?