No pros. Green badges are treated like the lowest of the low.
If you are a green badge (even if you work shoulder to shoulder with intel blue badge engineers on the same project), then:
Intel is getting pounded and beaten, and it deserves every bit of it due to its policy towards green badges and customers.
The manager contacted me at 6 AM and wanted to talk the next day about the job. Questions were about my PhD and skills that I think are important to the job. I did not hear back after.
The interview experience with the manager and the team was fairly straightforward and positive. The manager sent an email for a phone screen. During the phone screen, I was asked for an overview of the semiconductor fab process and some data analyti
Basic semiconductor physics and questions on what the candidate has done in their school work. There were a total of 8 consecutive interviews. Questions were also asked about my presentation. All interviewers were very kind and helpful.
The manager contacted me at 6 AM and wanted to talk the next day about the job. Questions were about my PhD and skills that I think are important to the job. I did not hear back after.
The interview experience with the manager and the team was fairly straightforward and positive. The manager sent an email for a phone screen. During the phone screen, I was asked for an overview of the semiconductor fab process and some data analyti
Basic semiconductor physics and questions on what the candidate has done in their school work. There were a total of 8 consecutive interviews. Questions were also asked about my presentation. All interviewers were very kind and helpful.