Big name company. Good medical insurance benefits. GDC site is nice. Work with global teams.
Pay is definitely not the best.
It's super slow taking actions, too bureaucratic.
Easy to become stagnant.
In some roles, you could drown by giving support.
Have a real structured plan to make the location attractive for long-term careers, especially in this GEO.
Offer more competitive salaries.
Only one technical interview, of which 4 were technical. The others were a bit more general to assess my behavior and logic on topics related to the position. I took approximately 1 interview per week.
I was contacted by an agency which connected me directly to people at Intel for an interview for a contractor position. After a quick pre-filter, a physical interview was scheduled at Intel's offices in Guadalajara. I was interviewed by two members
I made contact at a University fair, asking if they were looking for recent graduates. They were. They asked me to apply online to all the vacant positions I found interesting and also to send my resume to their contact via email. After two weeks w
Only one technical interview, of which 4 were technical. The others were a bit more general to assess my behavior and logic on topics related to the position. I took approximately 1 interview per week.
I was contacted by an agency which connected me directly to people at Intel for an interview for a contractor position. After a quick pre-filter, a physical interview was scheduled at Intel's offices in Guadalajara. I was interviewed by two members
I made contact at a University fair, asking if they were looking for recent graduates. They were. They asked me to apply online to all the vacant positions I found interesting and also to send my resume to their contact via email. After two weeks w