Great pay, still has outdated values
Great pay, still has outdated values
The pay is great and they offer amazing overtime and health benefits. The facilities (pre-COVID) made up for the sexism and outdated mentalities.
They preach "inclusivity," but there are still outdated male mentalities of "women's place" or "women being too emotional." The good ol' boys club still exists. Men will go out of their way to say hi to me while I'm walking to the fab (which is uncomfortable). I am not given the same opportunities as my male co-workers, despite having 7 years of experience as a mechanic. Intel can definitely work on getting rid of its complacent employees.
Do better about addressing sexism and people abusing their power, and be professional in the workplace. Minimize hate speech towards different types of people.
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