Great place to work
Great place to work
Industry leading salary. Benefits package best in the sector. Great people to work with, including managers and co-workers. Advancement potential is unlimited.
12-hour days.
Workload is sometimes very high.
Expectations are high, no matter what the workload is at the time.
Management does a fairly good job at letting employees know about upcoming events, but sometimes there are rumors that do not get addressed. It's much better now that Paul Otellini is CEO.
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Chandler, Arizona, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018A smooth and easy interview. It consisted of a panel of four people. Each person asked different questions, both technical and behavioral. Each person worked in a different area and held a different position.
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Chandler, Arizona, United StatesMarch 24, 2025They'll ask you questions, and you must answer. These can be technical and behavioral. They might ask you to read a diagram involving addition and subtraction. There was a cylinder with an alarm sensor weight question, but I'm not sure if they hav
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