Intel

• Good benefits (bonus, almost free food, health, transport, and more).
• Amazing work environment (no toxicity or blaming).
• A lot of resources to learn and grow (paid services, certifications, and more).
• If you are open to learning about other fields, you have many opportunities to grow. (Example: a Software Developer learning about Electric Engineering).
• Inclusion (no matter your gender, sexuality, skin color, or nationality, you are welcome).
• Co-working and shadowing for new employees.
• Here you work for objectives, not hours (this is actually amazing; you have a pretty flexible schedule and managers are open to negotiating with you without problems).
• People are super friendly and you hardly see anyone micromanaging.

• Many organizational re-structures.
• Many C-level executives entering the company and changing things; it feels like a mess.
• If you are a pure software developer and are not willing to learn about other fields, you are going to get stuck.
• Can be a little bit difficult to move from positions.

(Please don't get me wrong, I do recommend working for this company.)