Good benefits and lots of other company perks, like catered meals. Lots of focus centered on individual growth.
The work, for me at least, was boring. Intel is a very large company with layoff cycles, so many other technicians are trying to stand out by any means possible. This can sometimes translate to looking for any possible minuscule safety issues at the expense of other pressing issues.
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me a few days later via email. I filled out a questionnaire and was contacted by a hiring manager (again via email) three days later, asking for a good time for a phone interview. I received a call the next
It was two 30-minute interviews back to back. Each one involved two to four people. The interviewers were the operations manager and technicians I would then work with. I liked how it was conducted by other people in similar positions. This allowed
My interview consisted of a phone interview, which covered my educational experience and career goals. This was followed by an in-person interview with a night shift OM and an interview team. The discussion included technical questions about math an
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me a few days later via email. I filled out a questionnaire and was contacted by a hiring manager (again via email) three days later, asking for a good time for a phone interview. I received a call the next
It was two 30-minute interviews back to back. Each one involved two to four people. The interviewers were the operations manager and technicians I would then work with. I liked how it was conducted by other people in similar positions. This allowed
My interview consisted of a phone interview, which covered my educational experience and career goals. This was followed by an in-person interview with a night shift OM and an interview team. The discussion included technical questions about math an