Intel has great pay and benefits in my opinion.
This is the only semiconductor manufacturer I have worked for, but compared to other advertised benefits in the industry (electronics manufacturing in general), Intel definitely takes the cake.
The degree I earned isn't well received among some management members, but it got my foot in the door. Not much room for advancement for me that I can see.
The process was extremely efficient. From my first interaction with a recruiter to the day I was hired was less than one week. There were several interviews: * Intro interview with a recruiter * Phone interview with a manager * Two video inter
I've had a phone screening, twice now. As a former employee, I'm trying to be rehired. I had a great experience finally, after 10 years of trying to get my foot back in the door. I was terminated because of an MLOA I couldn't recover from fast enoug
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce
The process was extremely efficient. From my first interaction with a recruiter to the day I was hired was less than one week. There were several interviews: * Intro interview with a recruiter * Phone interview with a manager * Two video inter
I've had a phone screening, twice now. As a former employee, I'm trying to be rehired. I had a great experience finally, after 10 years of trying to get my foot back in the door. I was terminated because of an MLOA I couldn't recover from fast enoug
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce