Intel has a very large ecosystem with many different moving vertically and horizontally aligned teams, making it very easy to move from one job to another and never even leave Intel as a whole. Compensation is fair, and there are good benefits. Intel has a job for everyone and encourages movement both horizontally and vertically.
Certain orgs can get very political, especially the less buffer from upper management you have.
Work-life balance hasn't always been its strong suit. Intel sells a lot of its value in compensation as the full Intel experience, which can be lacking at times, depending on which groups you work in.
The review structure is convoluted and takes a lot of time out of everyone's schedules yearly.
Follow through on your initiatives. If you say you're a data-driven business, then invest in the infrastructure to utilize that data.
I applied the same day the job was posted, through the Workday portal. Two days later, a hiring manager scheduled an interview. Later, they put me on hold, followed by another manager discussing the role with me. Two weeks later, the very next day, I
Applied online in January 2018 and had a 38-minute phone interview in April. They asked basic questions regarding memory storage cell structures, MOSFET and BJT comparison, some basic statistics questions, and questions regarding the resume. Then, I
The process began with a phone interview. The questions covered basic logic, circuits, statistics, programming, and semiconductor devices. They stated they would reply within 1-3 weeks but responded a few days later, inviting me for an on-site interv
I applied the same day the job was posted, through the Workday portal. Two days later, a hiring manager scheduled an interview. Later, they put me on hold, followed by another manager discussing the role with me. Two weeks later, the very next day, I
Applied online in January 2018 and had a 38-minute phone interview in April. They asked basic questions regarding memory storage cell structures, MOSFET and BJT comparison, some basic statistics questions, and questions regarding the resume. Then, I
The process began with a phone interview. The questions covered basic logic, circuits, statistics, programming, and semiconductor devices. They stated they would reply within 1-3 weeks but responded a few days later, inviting me for an on-site interv