Intel is one of the best places I've ever worked. The work-life balance is amazing, and the time off is very good.
Shares similar issues with similar large corporations; however, I doubt you can find a better workplace in the semiconductor industry.
Keep doing what you are doing; the new CEO is amazing.
I started with an email from a recruiter asking if I was still interested in a position with Intel. I replied, and within a week, I received another email from a hiring manager asking if I was available for a phone screening. A couple of days (2-4 da
The first interview was with a panel of three and took place at Portland State University. Apparently, they interviewed 30 people that day and called back 25. I was asked five behavioral questions and five technical questions from some sort of inte
I had a one-on-one scheduled interview via Zoom. It was a basic interview with some science and math questions at the end. Overall, it was one of the nicest interviews I've done.
I started with an email from a recruiter asking if I was still interested in a position with Intel. I replied, and within a week, I received another email from a hiring manager asking if I was available for a phone screening. A couple of days (2-4 da
The first interview was with a panel of three and took place at Portland State University. Apparently, they interviewed 30 people that day and called back 25. I was asked five behavioral questions and five technical questions from some sort of inte
I had a one-on-one scheduled interview via Zoom. It was a basic interview with some science and math questions at the end. Overall, it was one of the nicest interviews I've done.