Good training and great benefits. Employees are well looked after.
No professional growth. Stuck on the same repetitive job.
Intel hosted a Career Day at our university, with representatives from several departments present. I connected with one of the representatives for an interview, although I was primarily seeking software-related positions. I decided to proceed with
Phone Interview asking about your background. Actual Interview at Intel. Then a practical exam: * Screwing and unscrewing a piston. * After 20 exam questions on random electrical components that you will NEVER use on the job, haha.
The interview process was surprisingly short and sweet, only just touching on math, science, and electronics questions. In contrast, a Motorola job interview was a thorough onsite 3-day process, including a rigorous 8-hour battery of tests. For tho
Intel hosted a Career Day at our university, with representatives from several departments present. I connected with one of the representatives for an interview, although I was primarily seeking software-related positions. I decided to proceed with
Phone Interview asking about your background. Actual Interview at Intel. Then a practical exam: * Screwing and unscrewing a piston. * After 20 exam questions on random electrical components that you will NEVER use on the job, haha.
The interview process was surprisingly short and sweet, only just touching on math, science, and electronics questions. In contrast, a Motorola job interview was a thorough onsite 3-day process, including a rigorous 8-hour battery of tests. For tho