Work-life balance is great.
If you're a person that gives preference to personal life and family, this is a great place to work.
Share price going down while all the semiconductor companies are aiming for the moon. Constant layoffs every 6 months or a year. Poor planning from the management and bad decisions.
I first had a 50-minute phone screening, followed by a 3-hour Skype interview, with one hour dedicated to each interviewer. All the interviewers, along with the manager, were really great and friendly.
I had been working as an intern at Intel for 9 months. Then I had undergone an interview for a graphics verification/validation team. There were two rounds (both technical), and they asked about my internship experiences, project works, and questions
The process was very quick, whether I passed the interview or not. The interviewers were a bit aggressive, but all in all they gave hints when I needed them, and the interview was not too difficult.
I first had a 50-minute phone screening, followed by a 3-hour Skype interview, with one hour dedicated to each interviewer. All the interviewers, along with the manager, were really great and friendly.
I had been working as an intern at Intel for 9 months. Then I had undergone an interview for a graphics verification/validation team. There were two rounds (both technical), and they asked about my internship experiences, project works, and questions
The process was very quick, whether I passed the interview or not. The interviewers were a bit aggressive, but all in all they gave hints when I needed them, and the interview was not too difficult.