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- "Good work life balance if you know what is needed and inner circle of key folks." (in 2313 reviews)
- "There are many great people at Intel and everybody has the same goals most of the time." (in 1601 reviews)
- "The pay was good and I felt like I had control over my work schedule for the most part." (in 994 reviews)
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- "Long hours and no enough information given out for a site that is more than likely closing" (in 265 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 4.0Jun 25, 2012Strategic SolutionsCurrent Employee, more than 10 yearsChandler, AZ
Pros
Challenging, leading edge technology, innovative, fun, good collaboration, exciting, different roles and abaility to own your carrer
Cons
Long hours at times and often unwilling to challenege the status quo or change to move more quickly within the industry
- 1.0Apr 15, 2014Systems Validation Engineer IIFormer Contractor, less than 1 yearAustin, TX
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Working with leading edge technology and very smart people.
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Blue badges (direct employees) work insane hours and even long hours during and after holidays. Green badges (contractors) are not considered part of the team. You are treated like part of the factory equipment as a green badge. No, feedback on your performance and little to no overtime. Green badges are not invited to company events. Intel goes out of their way to make sure that green badge are not part of the team. Contracts are cut short (1 year to 9 months).
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