Tech giant with big company disease
Tech giant with big company disease
Yes. Intel has hard-working and intelligent staff who are working on cutting-edge technologies. Technically, Intel is a giant and has a master role in the server and PC market. Intel has a huge legacy in these two major markets and a good reputation.
Intel is actually losing competitions due to its "big company disease." Management is disengaging people with office politics, spending money on silly things, and slowing down innovations. The company has lost market focus and is slow in response.
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Hardware Engineer
First, I received an email asking me to submit my updated resume, which I had submitted at Grace Hopper maybe three or four months prior. Then, I got a phone call and was asked about my resume. They asked some standard behavioral questions and also a
Hardware Engineer
1 phone interview. Mainly about my resume. On-site interview with 5 different managers plus a behavioral interview. Asked about: * Verilog * Synthesis * Layout * Computer architecture * Delay and power consumption * Different methodologies for lay
Hardware Engineer
The Group Manager contacted me by email, asking if I was available for a phone screen. They provided several dates and times as available slots to choose from. I replied with my availability but never received a call, even after emailing to confirm.
Hardware Engineer
United StatesJanuary 1, 2015First, I received an email asking me to submit my updated resume, which I had submitted at Grace Hopper maybe three or four months prior. Then, I got a phone call and was asked about my resume. They asked some standard behavioral questions and also a
Hardware Engineer
Fort Collins, Colorado, United StatesApril 1, 20151 phone interview. Mainly about my resume. On-site interview with 5 different managers plus a behavioral interview. Asked about: * Verilog * Synthesis * Layout * Computer architecture * Delay and power consumption * Different methodologies for lay
Hardware Engineer
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesDecember 1, 2012The Group Manager contacted me by email, asking if I was available for a phone screen. They provided several dates and times as available slots to choose from. I replied with my availability but never received a call, even after emailing to confirm.
