Great company, but pretty slow and too adult
Great company, but pretty slow and too adult
In most cases, work/life balance is ok, but not in my personal case. The organization cares about ethics and social responsibility, and it certainly creates a lot of high-end technology.
The company is very slow, the opposite of Facebook. Most of the management staff is pretty old, too optimistic, risk-averse, and very closed-minded. Intel is a great company for an industrial or electrical engineer, but from a software engineer's perspective, it sucks (and a lot)!
The promotion process should be less conservative; the environment doesn't care about creativity. Incentive risk among the ranks.
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Software Engineer
I initially applied to the Intel job site for this position. I received a call from a team member who conducted an initial screening interview for 30 minutes. They verified my experience and asked a few basic technical questions. After that, I recei
Software Engineer
I had an initial phone screen with two coding questions. The on-site interview involved meeting with a 5-person panel. They mostly asked me to write code, with one design question. Overall, the people were very friendly and had a helpful nature.
Software Engineer
Go into the office and talk to the hiring manager and one of the engineers at the beginning. After that, they took me out for lunch. I rested for one hour and then had interviews for three more people.
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2012I initially applied to the Intel job site for this position. I received a call from a team member who conducted an initial screening interview for 30 minutes. They verified my experience and asked a few basic technical questions. After that, I recei
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2016I had an initial phone screen with two coding questions. The on-site interview involved meeting with a 5-person panel. They mostly asked me to write code, with one design question. Overall, the people were very friendly and had a helpful nature.
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2010Go into the office and talk to the hiring manager and one of the engineers at the beginning. After that, they took me out for lunch. I rested for one hour and then had interviews for three more people.
