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Intel's new CEO warns employees about 'tough decisions', but Wall Street cheers (www.tomshardware.com)
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[–] Alphane_Moon@lemmy.world 8 points 2 days ago

During his introductory video call, Tan — Intel's first external CEO in its 57-year history —emphasized satisfying customers and shareholders. However, his appearance sparked some criticism, as he wore a shirt from his former company, Cadence Design Systems, instead of one carrying the Intel logo. He cautioned employees — many still unsettled by the recent job and spending cuts — that more difficult decisions were incoming. There are concerns that Tan, who reportedly stepped down from Intel's board last year due to frustration with internal inefficiencies, may push for more job cuts.

Where his Cadence Design Systems shirt is very strange. How could Tan not understand the symbolism of this?