How Genevieve Bell went from rock star to under siege
The Australian National University boss is pushing ahead with a massive restructure, and that is causing headaches for everyone.
Genevieve Bell in 2014 when she was being lauded in the New York Times as a “company contrarian, an irritant in an industrial oyster shell”. The New York Times
A month ago, chipmaker Intel announced it would cut 1300 jobs from its Portland, Oregon, campus in the US – 15 per cent of its workforce – after the global behemoth registered a $US1 billion ($1.6 billion) loss.
It’s a big deal in a small town like Portland, which has a population of about 650,000 and where Intel is one of the main employers.
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