Great pay and benefits. Very exciting, cutting-edge work. Great training. Great culture.
Like all big companies, it's about dollars. When the company is doing well, everybody benefits. But when times are tough financially, budget cuts and layoffs become the norm. Especially targeted for layoff are those in higher pay grades and close to retirement.
If you know this ahead of time and save money and plan, it's no big deal.
When I applied for the job, I had an interactive interview session with the hiring managers and three or four senior leaders within the organization. Most of them were familiar with my work, as it was an internal hire. Therefore, the interview was r
Posted resume on Intel website through employee referral and got an e-mail requesting phone interview. The phone interview was not too technical. A week later they had me fly down to Intel site for face-to-face interview. It consisted of an hour-long
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
When I applied for the job, I had an interactive interview session with the hiring managers and three or four senior leaders within the organization. Most of them were familiar with my work, as it was an internal hire. Therefore, the interview was r
Posted resume on Intel website through employee referral and got an e-mail requesting phone interview. The phone interview was not too technical. A week later they had me fly down to Intel site for face-to-face interview. It consisted of an hour-long
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