The company was fine, but your co-workers will throw you under the bus
The company was fine, but your co-workers will throw you under the bus
Benefits include a compressed work week for wage fab workers.
Education is paid for, including an engineering degree at ASU or UoA.
There is plenty of time off.
No overtime ever for wage workers.
Be ready to work alone or understaffed.
People will tattletale on you just to get you in trouble, aka throwing you under the bus.
Low-level team managers are running multiple departments and have too many people to deal with.
They don’t like to train their staff at all.
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Manufacturing Technician
The interview is two hours long: * One hour with behavioral questions. * One hour with technical questions. It takes around two months for them to contact you to tell you whether or not you are hired.
Manufacturing Technician
Applied online on the Intel website. Went through a military placement agency. Intel is going through the employment phase for manning up their new Fab 42, being built in Chandler, AZ. They are getting as many military-trained technicians as they c
Manufacturing Technician
The initial phone interview was very straightforward. It was basically a 'who are you and what do you do?' discussion. Also, they asked what steps you would take to troubleshoot and resolve an issue if given a situation.
Manufacturing Technician
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesApril 1, 2017The interview is two hours long: * One hour with behavioral questions. * One hour with technical questions. It takes around two months for them to contact you to tell you whether or not you are hired.
Manufacturing Technician
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesMay 1, 2012Applied online on the Intel website. Went through a military placement agency. Intel is going through the employment phase for manning up their new Fab 42, being built in Chandler, AZ. They are getting as many military-trained technicians as they c
Manufacturing Technician
Chandler, Arizona, United StatesOctober 1, 2010The initial phone interview was very straightforward. It was basically a 'who are you and what do you do?' discussion. Also, they asked what steps you would take to troubleshoot and resolve an issue if given a situation.
