4 threadmill, 2 bike, and all you have in a typical gym....what is lacking is only 1 shower room....

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Added on January 26, 2011, 8:05 pmcontractual 1.5 ( .5 payable @ june and 1 during dec)
Performance vary ( last year abt 1.7 )

Heard this year increment is only 1% more than last yrs( 3-5%)

This post has been edited by lousai: Jan 26 2011, 08:05 PM

ahh ...

Hi fx2800, is it Intel have any position of internship?
I am from E&E engineering course.

there are a few job opening for internship now..
you can apply through http://www.intel.com/jobs

good luck

Thank you, but I don't think will choose Intel since always get rejected. Sad case

they have affinity to choose those with 1st and 2nd class upper...lol

they are looking for top graduates..no news from them after interview from the manager..XD..failed to answer his questions..lol

may i know how is the increment in intel...?

Hi guys, ive got an offer from intel PENANG for product development engineer position. I was just wondering about the environment there. As much as im excited about working there, I keep hearing lots of negativity from my friends about intel 
So can any intellian answer my curiosity? Really appreciate that. 

I think you could do a lot worse than Intel. Don't worry, people there like to b****. I've friends there saying they want to quit all the time, but they'll be collecting their 10th year service award later this year.

And many of my former colleagues who have left Intel tend to return after 1 or 2 years outside. I think it's probably the best MNC in Bayan Lepas.

Finally Intel called me, but I reject since I get another offer of internship from company.

I think that's because no other company is willing to give higher pay than intel. LOL.

It's probably one of the highest paying MNC in FTZ, and the overall package is better than most as well. Although I found out recently that other MNCs are willing to match or improve on Intel's package for high-level positions.

what specifically about the environment are you worried about? Are u expected to perform? Yes. Politics?Yes , i guess anywhere in a large firm you can't run away from it. Paywise? Policy is to be middle of market so won't be outstandingly stellar compared to other similar compaites.
What kind of negativity? This can be specific to the individual and circumstances, crap manager maybe?
Sounds like u are fresh in the field. Speaking form experience Intel is a good place to at least try out and see if it suits you. If no, u still hv lots of time to jump ship and explore other options. Hey, it works to have Intel on your resume, u know?

Hey guys i am new silicon validator... may i ask...

Where can i find the information regarding medical benefits, panel clinic, car loan subsidy, etc, etc... i checked the circuit webpage but it was confusing....

you can pm me the link too... thanks

Everything inside circuit...
u can click my a-z service ang look there....

Hello,
I have mech engg degree and my friend referred me to intel's job database. A lady from Intel HR called me a few days ago asking if I'm interested in working as a mfg supervisor, but I don't know if it suits with my degree.
What does a mfg supervisor does exactly? and what about it's salary? Is it suitable with my degree? I know I'm not supposed to be picky but I just need to know it's future prospect.

Haha agree with happyshirt here. I think its in people's mind that things outside could always be better.

Intel is fine, although they do expect you to perform. That's all I heard from Intel ppl. Intel won't be satisfied with you just following your official jobs responsibility. They constantly want you to think of ways to improve, process wise and product wise.

I remember when I was in college, everybody heard that joining Intel is a big no no due to the high workload and pressure cooker environment, no matter which field you are studying. Since working, I kind of feel weird and asking myself where such rumors originated? Maybe from sour grape I don't know, but seriously, you can a lot more worst than a company which own more than 80% market share in the world of desktop PC. Mobile stuff wise is another issue.

I've done my internship at Intel before. From what I can see, working environment there depends on where u work. If u work in labs, is a bit more friendly I think. Coz u get to walk around and interact with ppl. Cubicle not so much. Imagine u walking over to a colleagues cubicle to talk. Makes it look like you are not working.

I will be starting work at Intel as a GT in June.