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My Years in PCEO |
1984-1990 |
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Favorite PCEO Memories |
Who knew back then that PCEO would
be the highlight of my career? Sure, EasyStreet is doing well, but those
PCEO times were just magic (at least that’s how I remember them). It all just came together: it was the
right time in my life, the right time at Intel, the right time in the
industry. We accomplished some great things: we built some world-class,
award-winning products. We competed against the best in the industry
and won. We left a legacy at Intel that is still carried forward. But
for me, it was the people and the team. PCEO was the first time that
I really learned what teamwork can do—how having everyone pulling in
the same direction and believing passionately in what you were doing
can produce incredible results and a tremendous sense of satisfaxtion.
And unique bonds with the people that did it. The PCEO experience changed me in many
ways. It ended the phase of me trying to prove to myself that I was
as good as I thought I was. And it provided the foundation to go off
and do all the things, business and otherwise that I’ve done since.
There isn’t a week that goes by that I don’t reapply (or at least try
to) the lessons learned there. The lessons learned from you all. Thanks
for changing my life.
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If I could do it over again |
I wouldn’t change a thing. |
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Life since PCEO |
Family. Consulting. EasyStreet,
Cycling. Travel. Cooking. Guitar. Community. Dreaming of retirement.
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