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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 28, 2014Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee, more than 5 years
Pros
Those co-workers and managers who believe in doing the right thing and who want to teach you; Daily challenges that help you to develop new skills, think critically, and build an ever growing network of Intel peers. There are high expectations of you, which keeps you on your toes. Flexibility to manage own vacation, sick-time, and to work from home every now and then when justified; Free drinks, on-site cafe and gym, car charging stations, free fruit, green power, composting and recycle programs. Employee autonomy is pretty standard. Not much micro-management. Corporate charter flights allow for easy visiting of some Intel US facilities.
Cons
CYA is very important; Management doesn't always understand employee workload or expertise so you may not get the right support; Say 'yes' attitude means you work as much as you need to in order to get the job done. Day to day tools are in need of upgrading (databases and data management in general, laptops, certain internal websites, company cell phones). Open/mobile work environment is like working in a noisy call center. Nearly impossible to concentrate.
2 - 5.0Nov 6, 2017Firmware EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsBengaluru
Pros
Lot of opportunities to learn continuously and grow Colleagues are extremely talented and are very open and broad minded Managers are open for any sort of discussion and in fact encourages every one to have open discussions
Cons
May be few but none that’s worth mentioning here
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