I’ve been with Intel for almost 4 years. An amazing company that treats its employees well, with excellent benefits and other perks.
The 12-hour shifts and the bunny suits may take a bit to get used to for some.
I was asked about my electrical troubleshooting background. They also inquired if I knew Ohm's Law and wanted to know what I knew about Arizona. Once I received a verbal "yeah, we are going to hire you," it took about two months before HR actually
They asked some questions: * How long can you work standing? * Do you follow procedures? * Are you okay with working in a clean room? * Are you good at working in a group?
A 30-minute interview was conducted on-site after a phone screening. I was interviewed by two individuals who asked questions about character and mathematical knowledge. I also filled out a worksheet with questions on periodic elements and problem-so
I was asked about my electrical troubleshooting background. They also inquired if I knew Ohm's Law and wanted to know what I knew about Arizona. Once I received a verbal "yeah, we are going to hire you," it took about two months before HR actually
They asked some questions: * How long can you work standing? * Do you follow procedures? * Are you okay with working in a clean room? * Are you good at working in a group?
A 30-minute interview was conducted on-site after a phone screening. I was interviewed by two individuals who asked questions about character and mathematical knowledge. I also filled out a worksheet with questions on periodic elements and problem-so