Good atmosphere. The facilities are incredible. For me, Intel is a very recognized brand.
It depends on the division, but I've normally worked well at Intel. There's a lot of bureaucracy. To get promoted, you have to work hard and make your work visible. They pay well below market rate and update payments very slowly.
Management tends to not be technical.
The interview process took more than 3 months. It was a fairly average interview. There were 2 phone interviews and one onsite with 6 members throughout the day. The only negative experience was that the job title and description were not shared wi
Long process, no immediate response. The wait time to get a response is too slow. They haven't reverted even after two weeks. This was the same case with a few others, so I stopped following up as I received another offer.
The interview process was very systematic, and the interviewers were very polite. I was shortlisted on the basis of my CGPA. The process included: * One 1:1 Technical Interview * One HR interview Mostly technical questions were asked, focusing on
The interview process took more than 3 months. It was a fairly average interview. There were 2 phone interviews and one onsite with 6 members throughout the day. The only negative experience was that the job title and description were not shared wi
Long process, no immediate response. The wait time to get a response is too slow. They haven't reverted even after two weeks. This was the same case with a few others, so I stopped following up as I received another offer.
The interview process was very systematic, and the interviewers were very polite. I was shortlisted on the basis of my CGPA. The process included: * One 1:1 Technical Interview * One HR interview Mostly technical questions were asked, focusing on