Intel is the leader in the industry. As such, you get to work with a lot of really smart people.
There are many opportunities to try different job roles on many different projects.
Management has been very flexible when it comes to work/life balance.
Accomplishments as part of a team go unrewarded. Individual accomplishments rule, and you must find a way to stick out or be the one to take recognition for a team effort.
Find a way to reward your employees better, especially $. Free coffee and soda are great, but hearing every year that we are compensated "in line with the industry average" is deflating to say the least. C'mon, we lead this industry by a large margin. Compensate your employees as the best in the industry, not average.
Someone called me out of the blue because they found my resume in a conference job fair pile. I had: * A non-technical phone screen * A technical phone screen (about an hour) * An all-day interview on-site In retrospect, I didn't think the p
The profile is about simulation and modeling. The team is part of Intel Graphics. This was just a phone screen. The first part was the introduction of the profile and the work the team does. He then stated that the initial stage would be theoretical
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi
Someone called me out of the blue because they found my resume in a conference job fair pile. I had: * A non-technical phone screen * A technical phone screen (about an hour) * An all-day interview on-site In retrospect, I didn't think the p
The profile is about simulation and modeling. The team is part of Intel Graphics. This was just a phone screen. The first part was the introduction of the profile and the work the team does. He then stated that the initial stage would be theoretical
The interview process is somewhat of a joke. Compared to Google, Microsoft, etc., it is incredibly easy. I had zero programming questions, though talking with coworkers this is not the norm. Some of my coworkers got questions such as implementing Fi