Competitive benefits. Though benefits don't mean anything if it is hell to work there every day.
Where to start:
Overall results of poor management and terrible work environment (personally speaking):
Glad to say I now work for a company (TOYOTA) that is the anti-Intel in terms of overall work environment. TOYOTA is a company where I feel truly valued.
So, unless it is a choice between working at Intel and being homeless or living on the streets, please do yourself a favor and look elsewhere.
Quit - you all suck!!!!
I applied last December and had a phone screen in January. My interview was scheduled for February, quite soon after. The interview lasted a whole day and included sessions with HR, the department sponsor, and 6-7 other interviewers. There was a two
The process begins with a 50-minute presentation of your thesis work to four group leaders. This is followed by a round of technical questions after the talk. The interview continues with a round of technical questions from one group leader. Next,
I received a phone call with the hiring manager a week before the final panel interview. At the final interview, there were three interviewers, and it lasted for 45 minutes. It was a virtual interview.
I applied last December and had a phone screen in January. My interview was scheduled for February, quite soon after. The interview lasted a whole day and included sessions with HR, the department sponsor, and 6-7 other interviewers. There was a two
The process begins with a 50-minute presentation of your thesis work to four group leaders. This is followed by a round of technical questions after the talk. The interview continues with a round of technical questions from one group leader. Next,
I received a phone call with the hiring manager a week before the final panel interview. At the final interview, there were three interviewers, and it lasted for 45 minutes. It was a virtual interview.