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Any firm that manages to grab the attention of David Simon, Intel's chief patent counsel, will soon learn his hiring bias: Brand-name firms from big cities need not apply. Simon notes that Intel is moving from large firms where second- or third-year associates do the bulk of the work, to "low-overhead firms: individual practitioners or firms that are no more than seven people, not in major cities." The reasoning: At smaller firms, he says, Intel gets more attention.
December 13, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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