The best things about working at KLA-Tencor were the salary, department bonus, stock awards, stock options, and opportunity growth.
The cons about working at KLA-Tencor were the red tape, documentation, process inefficiencies, and sometimes clear department goals.
There were three separate interviews, then months before they informed me I was selected. Salary negotiation was odd for a California company where you have a right to know the job offer salary range.
One full day 1:1 interview with 5 engineers and 1 manager, a lot of technical questions, basic but useful knowledge that is needed for the job definitely. Environment is friendly and process is smooth, lunched in a fancy restaurant, secretary takes
Applied and received interview after 4 weeks. First interview was a Zoom interview and it's a mixture of mechanical and customer service questions. I have experience in mechanical engineering but have not heard back
There were three separate interviews, then months before they informed me I was selected. Salary negotiation was odd for a California company where you have a right to know the job offer salary range.
One full day 1:1 interview with 5 engineers and 1 manager, a lot of technical questions, basic but useful knowledge that is needed for the job definitely. Environment is friendly and process is smooth, lunched in a fancy restaurant, secretary takes
Applied and received interview after 4 weeks. First interview was a Zoom interview and it's a mixture of mechanical and customer service questions. I have experience in mechanical engineering but have not heard back