I recently asked Walden Kirsch, an Intel blog guru who monitors our internal social media platform, “What are the most popular blog topics at Intel?” He said, “moving faster as a company (velocity)” and “ideas on how to better work… Continue reading →

Have you ever thought about taking a sandwich year? (For those of you unfamiliar with that term, it’s when 1st and 2nd year Bachelor Students do a one-year placement in industry as part of their degree.) It’s a great opportunity… Continue reading →

Over the last few months, I have heard the word transformation being said in staff meetings and in 1:1 conversations with colleagues. I have heard it being used to transform employees and business groups alike. I have not read the… Continue reading →

Several months ago, while driving back to the office from lunch, I started to wonder about fun ways to get students engaged with Intel, but on more of a ‘fun’ level. (Some of my best ideas come at the oddest… Continue reading →

Just a few months ago, I started my journey at Intel in the HR Pathways Rotation Program. I moved to Oregon from Arizona, and recently went back home, where I was bombarded with questions from friends and family about how… Continue reading →

Every year we hire students all across the globe: US, Latin America, Europe, Asia. Sometimes these are summer placements, at times 6 months internships or in some locations interns stay with us for over a year. We work hard to… Continue reading →

In Klingon: Nuqneh! In “Texan”: Hi y’all ;) In Spanish: ¡Buenos días amigos! ¿Qué honda? In “uber Girly-girl”: Like, ewh my gosh, hi! In Binary code: 01101000 01101001 In short, “hi.” In my last blog post I talked about how… Continue reading →

Hello readers! I just finished up my first Intel Hand Carry assignment. “Hand Carry” is the term for assigning to one employee the task of safely transporting a few silicon wafers with a brand-new design to wherever they need to… Continue reading →

It’s not often I get approached by a hiring manager at Intel, requesting some help to raise awareness of how COOL their job is. So, I was a little surprised when I got a message from a favorite Intel Rockstar,… Continue reading →

There are two important milestones in my life that I associate with songs. Moving for college and moving for work. The week I packed my life into two suitcases and one large duffel bag, and left for MIT, the song… Continue reading →

Every man (or woman!) must reach a point in his (or her!) life when he (okay you get the idea) looks back on the last year and asks himself the questions, “What am I doing with my life? Is this… Continue reading →

Note from the Blog Manager: Matthew is a Human Resources Business Partner and joined Intel after graduating from Howard University with a MBA concentrating in Human Resource Management. As he celebrated his second year at Intel, he wrote the following… Continue reading →

Ah, fall is fast approaching. As someone working in Arizona, it will be a welcome change in the weather! Besides cooler temperatures though, we are preparing for a great recruiting season too. We have plans to attend quite a few… Continue reading →

Note from Blog Manager: Mike is our Campus Relations Manager for Portland State University and had a very unique opportunity last week to attend a Listening and Action Session on President Obama’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness. If you follow… Continue reading →

Summertime in Israel is known for many things – amongst them is its heat and humidity! Between having fun in the sun, we all tend to choose between two leading options: jumping into a cold pool or staying as close… Continue reading →

Note from the blog manager: Summer is quickly coming to an end. Find out what the interns believe is valuable information to pass on to the Intel Intern Class of 2012. What does it take to have a successful internship… Continue reading →

Our interns are an active bunch: they work hard, they have fun and they share their stories—internally and externally! I came across this blog post from an undergraduate technical intern in Malaysia sharing her experience on her own blog. If… Continue reading →

Note from the blog manager: The Olympics came to Portland, Oregon—Intern Olympics that is. Summer interns from Intel and Nike* squared off in a series of activities aimed at creating some friendly competition, and fun, between the two groups in… Continue reading →

Note from the blog manager: Jay, an intern from the University of Florida, takes advantage of an Intel Involved community service project. Intel encourages and supports their employees to give back to their communities. More than 45% of Intel employees… Continue reading →

Note from the blog manager: Oliver, a software engineering intern from Georgia College and State University, enjoys time to connect with recent college graduates. It is their insight that gives interns inside information on what it is like to work… Continue reading →