Intel has EPA and mental health coverage to help deal with all the craziness the business is going through.
I joined Intel in 2021. I have had three managers in a two-year period after the manager that hired me and the manager after that decided to quit. Then I was re-orged, and several of my peers were let go.
Now I have a manager that's out of the country, and doesn't have great English. This was probably one of the worst decisions. I understand we need to be gainfully employed, but I wouldn't expect to have a long-term career here.
It's very cannibalistic. Since all employees got a 5% salary deduction and were forced back into the office, it's like a double impact.
Very thorough. Several interviews were conducted over several days. The conversations were very enjoyable and included some generic skills tests, coding, and problem-solving. Approximately fifteen percent of the interview consisted of boilerplate q
Behavioral and technical questions with 3 interviewers. Welcoming and answer questions. Twenty minutes to talk through CV. Situational based questions. Very easy going. They talk through the job and give examples.
I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.
Very thorough. Several interviews were conducted over several days. The conversations were very enjoyable and included some generic skills tests, coding, and problem-solving. Approximately fifteen percent of the interview consisted of boilerplate q
Behavioral and technical questions with 3 interviewers. Welcoming and answer questions. Twenty minutes to talk through CV. Situational based questions. Very easy going. They talk through the job and give examples.
I talked to a representative at a career fair. The interview process started with an in-person interview after the career fair, followed by a technical phone interview, and then a technical on-site interview.