Tag: benefits

• Happy Father’s Day: Intel dads share what benefits let them spend more time with family Just in time for Father’s Day, Intel has once again landed on Fatherly’s 2018 list of the 50 Best Places to Work for New Dads. In celebration, we asked a handful of Intel dads what benefit helps them achieve work life balance.   Prentiss Jackson on Bonding Leave In Jan 2015, my son Everest was born. It was one of...
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• Benefits make all the Difference for Intel Employees in Germany We like to talk a lot about the cool things people get to work on at Intel and the diverse, multi-cultural environment we work in, but today we want to talk specifically about what you can be getting personally as an Intel employee. It’s more than a competitive salary, health care benefits, and a generous bonus structure including both annual...
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• Get to know 6 ‘secret’ Intel U.S. benefits I work in recruitment marketing and every so often I get to drop in on new employee orientation sessions.  It’s always fun to talk to new employees during their first week at Intel.  Being that I’m in Arizona, topics that always seem to come up are the dry heat and where they can go to get great Mexican food.  Being...
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• Malaysian Intel Employees Turn Daily Commute into Lifetime Experience – My Best Life Last summer, a group of Intel employees in Penang, Malaysia created the Intel Bike2Work Group Ride to make their morning commute into an incredible shared experience. Lead by Intel Platform Application Engineering Manager Oh Haw Kuang, the group gathers before sunrise once every month, and sets out together to navigate the crowded streets of Penang, using carefully plotted routes designed...
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• Intel Honors Martin Luther King Jr. This post is authored by Richard Taylor - Senior Vice President and Director of Human Resources for Intel Corporation. The year was 1963.  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. stood up in front of a crowd of a quarter million people, on an August day in Washington D.C., and uttered these famous and unforgettable words:  “I have a dream.” What Dr. King dreamed...
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• Lisa’s Lessons: Thoughts from a Working Mom My name is Lisa Depew, and I’m a mom. And an engineer. And a passionate advocate for STEM and employee development and volunteering and… These many areas of interest often pull me in different directions, but working at Intel has enabled me to integrate all of them, while thriving as a technical female in the industry. Sometimes we look at...
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• Work/Life/School—It’s All Possible at Intel I’ve been to 22 different Intel campuses in 6 different countries in my 14 years at Intel. One thing is consistent – Intel employees’ spirit of wanting to always do better. Always wanting to BE better. It’s in our DNA. That’s one of the things that makes people love it here at Intel, or prompts them to move on if...
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• Who Will Win the Intel Factor Film Cup? Help Decide! It turns out that our Interns & Student Workers across the Latin America region are pretty active and they like the spotlight. So we decided to channel their creativity into a special contest: introducing the Intel Factor Film Cup! The rules were simple: create a video that shows what life at Intel is like—and if you inspire some people along...
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• There’s a benefit for that… Note from the editor: When you think of benefits, what do you think of? I think of health care first but there’s much more beyond that. I’ve blogged in the past about how remote access and flexible schedules have helped me out as well as Intel benefits saving my roommate’s life, but that’s only the tip of the iceberg. Elizabeth,...
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• How Intel Benefits Saved My Roommate’s Life “Wow. Those are some great benefits! I work for a hospital and your benefits are better than mine!” said the ER desk clerk as he collected my roommate’s health insurance information. My roommate, like me, also works at Intel. And we both had selected the same benefits package too. But she was the patient and I was there for support....
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