Intel is a great company to work at, but has been unlucky in terms of its leadership (CEOs).
Work-life balance in most teams is good, except for process engineers who have it pretty tough, I have heard. Though they are the primary bread and butter of the company.
Unrealistic spending and investments by upper management, and a lack of transparency recently.
Overall, the interview process was pretty usual. A couple of telephonic rounds were followed by a face-to-face interview at Intel's office. At Intel's office, I went through approximately five rounds of both technical and non-technical interviews. A
Entered the company through a competitive co-op program. The interview was conducted with a representative from many other companies who would receive a lottery pick at the end of the day. Picks were chosen based on company preferences and who was av
A really smooth and good working environment. Friendly people and a really nice view. Lots of coffee shops and other good working environments in the area. I would recommend this company to anyone.
Overall, the interview process was pretty usual. A couple of telephonic rounds were followed by a face-to-face interview at Intel's office. At Intel's office, I went through approximately five rounds of both technical and non-technical interviews. A
Entered the company through a competitive co-op program. The interview was conducted with a representative from many other companies who would receive a lottery pick at the end of the day. Picks were chosen based on company preferences and who was av
A really smooth and good working environment. Friendly people and a really nice view. Lots of coffee shops and other good working environments in the area. I would recommend this company to anyone.