Intel is a Great Place to Work
Intel is a Great Place to Work
Intel has an excellent stock program. You are able to invest in Intel by buying Intel stock at a discounted price. This company also offers great health benefits compared to other large companies, along with a sabbatical (8 weeks off with pay every 7 years of service). Intel also offers a nice 401k and work-life balance.
Your education and experience far outweigh what's required for the position they hire you at. Promotion is not as swift as it should be.
Leadership needs to know more about what's going on at the lower levels to better understand how to make things run efficiently.
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Engineering Technician
Gang interviews. Looking for qualifications that you would already need to be in the group to possess. The group seemed to have an null charter yet expected specifics in employees. Not very well organized, with no real drive to impress.
Engineering Technician
One-on-one interviews. Engineers and managers would sit down and ask you questions. Questions ranged from solving a math problem to questions on game theory. The process lasted 3 days.
Engineering Technician
As an out-of-state applicant, I underwent an hour-long phone screen with the Test Engineer. The questions were technical and primarily related to the lab and products I would be working with. Some questions were overly difficult and unrelated, servin
Engineering Technician
Folsom, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2014Gang interviews. Looking for qualifications that you would already need to be in the group to possess. The group seemed to have an null charter yet expected specifics in employees. Not very well organized, with no real drive to impress.
Engineering Technician
Folsom, California, United StatesSeptember 13, 2015One-on-one interviews. Engineers and managers would sit down and ask you questions. Questions ranged from solving a math problem to questions on game theory. The process lasted 3 days.
Engineering Technician
DuPont, Washington, United StatesSeptember 13, 2013As an out-of-state applicant, I underwent an hour-long phone screen with the Test Engineer. The questions were technical and primarily related to the lab and products I would be working with. Some questions were overly difficult and unrelated, servin
