You don't have to work your ass off all the time. An easy, peaceful life (again, this is strictly based on my personal experience; it varies with team to team) has lots of perks. The proud feeling whenever the Intel ads run on the TV, 'ta da da daaa!'
Salaries are a bit below market, and there's a lot of competition, so it's difficult to climb up the ladder. It's a huge company; it's difficult to get yourself heard and work independently if that's the kind of thing you're into. They call it a slow-moving giant elephant.
The interview was scheduled very quickly, and I answered all the questions. They said my background matched, but after that, there was no response. I think they did not like my age. Overall, I feel I wasted too much time on Intel. I will just accept
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
Was selected in a RUSH hiring event, which is for recent college graduates. Since I had graphics courses on my resume, I was called by three different teams for interviews on the same day for Graphics Software Engineer positions. One of the teams f
The interview was scheduled very quickly, and I answered all the questions. They said my background matched, but after that, there was no response. I think they did not like my age. Overall, I feel I wasted too much time on Intel. I will just accept
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
Was selected in a RUSH hiring event, which is for recent college graduates. Since I had graphics courses on my resume, I was called by three different teams for interviews on the same day for Graphics Software Engineer positions. One of the teams f