In general, Intel is a great place to work. The environment is great, as well as the coworkers. The payment and compensation are nice, too.
Chances to relocate are not as good as I thought. Each site has its own policies about this, and it makes it hard to move to another site.
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 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
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
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 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
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