Good base pay. Shift allowance. Built-in overtime. Stock programs. Paid bi-weekly. Choice of Laya or VHI healthcare. Great pension program. Lots of free virtual events geared towards your health, mental health & miscellaneous self-improvement topics. Lots of time off: work 7 days over 14. Good canteen. Free tea, coffee, fruit. Ample parking and transport links to employee accommodation. Plenty of learning opportunities.
Personally, I find the pros outweigh the cons.
Working night shift every second month.
12-hour shifts might not suit everyone.
23-month probation.
Very overwhelming at the start.
Can be lucky to be placed in a suitable department with a good team, or could be unlucky and have the opposite.
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I received an email from an Intel recruiter who wanted me to apply for a job and then reply to their email. The recruiter called me within one hour of my application and asked me some questions. Then, they sent my information to a hiring manager wh
The interview started with a one-on-one meeting with one of the managers of the Lithography Department. Like me, he was prior enlisted and served in the Navy as an Electronic Technician. The interview began with a quick review of my resume, where I