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To: Gerald Walls who wrote (74803)	3/2/1999 9:13:00 AM
From: rustr	Respond to of 186894

<<Interesting. All ex-employees say that it sucked to work there. I guess the ones that like it are still there, huh?>> Actually, I'm an ex-employee, and I think they had excellent pay and benefits. They also treated the employees better then the company I now work for. I moved on after 3 years only because Intel doesn't have a Fab in Florida. Oregon was just too far from home. They treated me well when I got hired and even when I "voluntarily separated." <<The term commonly used by ex-Intel employees is that they are expected to work "within the box".?? I wasn't a "creative engineer," so I don't know about this "within the box" stuff. They did make me work "within the bunny suit." :-) I know the engineers didn't start out at much money, but maybe they enjoyed working for the best. Kind of like a baseball player wanting to get traded to a world series contender. just my $0.02 --rustr