Good wages but slow to advance.
Their employee retention policy is poor.
Their employee retention policy is poor. During the current layoff, they looked at the last performance review, where they should have looked at performance reviews for the entire career at Intel. Then maybe they would not be looking to hire new contractors to fill in for those that were laid off.
It was pretty decent, with onus given to component designing.
Initially, I was asked about my availability for an interview. However, this was later changed, and I was informed that I would need to complete a technical assessment on Codility first.
I was contacted by a recruiter/HR from Intel via email. They stated they had seen my resume and that it matched their requirements. Initially, I did not reply to the email for a few days, but then I decided to give it a shot. We discussed scheduling
It was pretty decent, with onus given to component designing.
Initially, I was asked about my availability for an interview. However, this was later changed, and I was informed that I would need to complete a technical assessment on Codility first.
I was contacted by a recruiter/HR from Intel via email. They stated they had seen my resume and that it matched their requirements. Initially, I did not reply to the email for a few days, but then I decided to give it a shot. We discussed scheduling