Work-life balance is the only thing Intel is good at.
The real Intel, as defined at TheLayoff.com's "SLASHintel" section, is something one has to go through before joining Intel.
Managers listen from one ear and it's out the other that very moment.
At Intel, you have absolute freedom to do whatever your manager tells you to.
Management failures are covered by moving the same manager to a different group, just because they want to try new things. This is directly opposite for some talented folks; they are let go for the good work that they do.
The HR from the company contacted me via email and fixed the date for the telephonic interview. Later, once I was selected, there was a site interview too. Once you get confirmed, HR will come and give you the grade level and salary details.
I applied online through the Intel career website. The process took more than 4 weeks. I was interviewed at Intel Corporation, Bangalore, India. The interview process was really challenging and interesting at the same time.
The interview was very easy, with almost no technical questions. However, the HR representative acted as if they were interviewing for the IAS. There were very basic questions about C and projects. The HR portion was too long. They were very seriou
The HR from the company contacted me via email and fixed the date for the telephonic interview. Later, once I was selected, there was a site interview too. Once you get confirmed, HR will come and give you the grade level and salary details.
I applied online through the Intel career website. The process took more than 4 weeks. I was interviewed at Intel Corporation, Bangalore, India. The interview process was really challenging and interesting at the same time.
The interview was very easy, with almost no technical questions. However, the HR representative acted as if they were interviewing for the IAS. There were very basic questions about C and projects. The HR portion was too long. They were very seriou