I enjoy the compressed, 12-hour, a-shift work week. I enjoy the group of people I work with.
Pay and bonuses are great. The campus looks clean and has gyms and other things to enjoy yourself when they are open.
Intel always finds ways to reward its employees and makes sure its employees are heard. I love it.
Lots and lots of walking since the campus is so big. Training can be hard to get at times since you have to wait for things to break in order for you to be shown how to fix them (certain tasks and procedures).
A 30-minute interview was conducted on-site after a phone screening. I was interviewed by two individuals who asked questions about character and mathematical knowledge. I also filled out a worksheet with questions on periodic elements and problem-so
The interview started with two of the managers from the fab. We sat in a room and they asked me typical interview questions. Mostly personality and relating hypothetical with past jobs. Then they handed me a work sheet with problems ranging from math
Panel Interview
A 30-minute interview was conducted on-site after a phone screening. I was interviewed by two individuals who asked questions about character and mathematical knowledge. I also filled out a worksheet with questions on periodic elements and problem-so
The interview started with two of the managers from the fab. We sat in a room and they asked me typical interview questions. Mostly personality and relating hypothetical with past jobs. Then they handed me a work sheet with problems ranging from math
Panel Interview