Good work-life balance. Decent pay.
Intel as an organization is struggling.
Management is ridiculous.
No proper vision.
Low yield fabs.
Too many management levels and senior people who don't contribute to anything.
The first stage is a phone screening. Once passed, the hiring manager sets up the second stage interview. The second stage included an interview with 3 managers and 2 other senior engineers. Each interview session was 1 hour.
The interview process was very painless. It was 100% remote, all done over Teams in one-on-one calls at convenient times. The interviews ranged from conversational to lightly technical. However, there was a lot of redundant data entry in the offici
This was the worst phone interview I have ever had. It was like talking to a machine. She asked questions one by one without any extra words. When I was answering the questions, she just typed and typed without any response. She was not friendly at
The first stage is a phone screening. Once passed, the hiring manager sets up the second stage interview. The second stage included an interview with 3 managers and 2 other senior engineers. Each interview session was 1 hour.
The interview process was very painless. It was 100% remote, all done over Teams in one-on-one calls at convenient times. The interviews ranged from conversational to lightly technical. However, there was a lot of redundant data entry in the offici
This was the worst phone interview I have ever had. It was like talking to a machine. She asked questions one by one without any extra words. When I was answering the questions, she just typed and typed without any response. She was not friendly at