Work-Life Balance, Great Benefits, flexible work & hours depending on who's your boss. It's like a University, and you get to take a lot of courses. You have access to all of the learning & knowledge that a corporation like Intel has available.
Open door policy: you can talk to anyone, irrelevant if it's a simple Supervisor or the Site Manager. Great focus towards the employee as a person. Company values are great.
Very steady organization, which can be good, but it also means close to zero promotions. Not a good place to grow vertically; they focus on "horizontal development." Very big and is currently changing a lot, trying to catch up to the market. Salary increases are not good right now due to the company's situation.
It would be great to make this company more dynamic from a job movement perspective. For example: 2 years tops in one role, etc.
One interview. Very easy. Only one interview, with very general questions. There was a pleasant atmosphere and two interviewers. No technical questions were asked. They wanted to see if you are an easygoing person. No tricky or formal questions
As a lateral hire, my interview process began with a phone interview. This was followed by onsite interviews. I had a total of seven interviews onsite with different members of the team. The process concluded with a tour and lunch, which is also u
I sent my CV, then they contacted me by phone and asked me some questions in English. The next day, I had a very easy interview. They asked me about myself and what I could do for them. They also asked about other projects I had been working on. The
One interview. Very easy. Only one interview, with very general questions. There was a pleasant atmosphere and two interviewers. No technical questions were asked. They wanted to see if you are an easygoing person. No tricky or formal questions
As a lateral hire, my interview process began with a phone interview. This was followed by onsite interviews. I had a total of seven interviews onsite with different members of the team. The process concluded with a tour and lunch, which is also u
I sent my CV, then they contacted me by phone and asked me some questions in English. The next day, I had a very easy interview. They asked me about myself and what I could do for them. They also asked about other projects I had been working on. The