Intel is a very respectable place to work. The core values are taken seriously. Job stability is very strong, and it is very, very hard to fire someone unless there is good reason.
A lot of talented and knowledgeable engineers work there, and one can learn a lot. It is also a good place to grow career-wise up to a certain point.
Intel is a bit behind the times when compared to other tech companies in Silicon Valley.
It does not nurture creativity or idea-sharing, and there is a lot of red tape and bureaucracy.
They do hardware extremely well, but still have a long way to go in terms of software development.
Decisions are very, very slow-moving, and the campuses themselves are extremely ugly and lifeless.
Good upper management and leadership, but there is a lot of red tape.
Encourage ideas and creativity, and get with the times.
They asked some questions about my background, as expected. There were three stages: The first was a technical interview. The second and third were more related to my fit for the team.
I was applying for a team in Oregon that could also be based out of Chandler, AZ. This was for a Sr. Software Engineer position, focusing on web development plus other skills. The interview process included: * The first interview was with the hi
Two technical interviews, each lasting a couple of hours. This was a super well-intended face for the company. The questions were very intelligent, not something you can Google or find in an interview preparation book.
They asked some questions about my background, as expected. There were three stages: The first was a technical interview. The second and third were more related to my fit for the team.
I was applying for a team in Oregon that could also be based out of Chandler, AZ. This was for a Sr. Software Engineer position, focusing on web development plus other skills. The interview process included: * The first interview was with the hi
Two technical interviews, each lasting a couple of hours. This was a super well-intended face for the company. The questions were very intelligent, not something you can Google or find in an interview preparation book.