Good benefits, good technology/engineers to work with.
Age discrimination, experience replaced by younger engineers. Work-life balance depends on the group you are in.
We need a longer-term outlook for employee growth and development.
I had applied to Intel several times since December 2010 and finally received an email requesting a phone interview on June 13, 2011. The interviewer (I'll call him X) called right on time. He began by describing his position and job profile at Intel
1-hour phone screening. Interview day: * Meet with group leader. * Present Ph.D. work (1 hour) to a group. * Individual interviews (1 hour per interviewer, 6 total). * Lunch with the group's engineers. * Fab window tour. * Wrap up with
The interview process consisted of three stages: 1. **Phone Screen** 2. **Technical Phone Interview** 3. **On-site Interview** (consisting of two, one-hour interviews with two employees each) The process was a little slow initially. The recruite
I had applied to Intel several times since December 2010 and finally received an email requesting a phone interview on June 13, 2011. The interviewer (I'll call him X) called right on time. He began by describing his position and job profile at Intel
1-hour phone screening. Interview day: * Meet with group leader. * Present Ph.D. work (1 hour) to a group. * Individual interviews (1 hour per interviewer, 6 total). * Lunch with the group's engineers. * Fab window tour. * Wrap up with
The interview process consisted of three stages: 1. **Phone Screen** 2. **Technical Phone Interview** 3. **On-site Interview** (consisting of two, one-hour interviews with two employees each) The process was a little slow initially. The recruite