Working at Intel in Folsom, CA: 61 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Folsom, CA Area

"Not a great place to work. Company direction is not confidence inspiring"

"Great technology company to work for."

"Excellent team and good career start for new graduates."

"Working at Intel as an Undergraduate Intern was an experience that taught me a lot about how to work in a professional workplace while also maintaining balance. The campus is large with a lot of space to work if you don't want to be stuck at your desk."

"I've worked at Intel for almost 20 years. It's a good environment with good people."

"A True Great place to work!"

"There is the potential to burn out easily if you allow yourself to but otherwise great place to work."

"Intel is a very good company that has reaches in different technologies. It competes on multiple market fronts and vying to keep its place up as an innovator by bringing in new tech. It also has a good, ethical culture with good benefits for its employees."

"I have worked for Intel off and on for over 20 years as a permanent and contract employee. I enjoy the work/life balance and the people and projects I have supported during my time. If I had the option to stay as a permanent employee, I would."

"Intel is amazing, ranked 2nd in India for employee satisfaction. Great work culture. It has a unique culture of innovation. Employees are encouraged to independently handle projects and other responsibilities. Employee empowerment is prime focus of the company. Innovation is in company's DNA and company strives to be successful in the market."

"Excellent company, beyond excellent people. The Intel Capital Group has a lot of talented people and the support from the business unit experts is unmatched. There are strong personalities and bureaucracy to overcome which can hamper decision making and speed. Overall, this was a great place to work."

"Intel is a good company overall to work for. Good benefits, good quality of life, people are friendly. It can be a bit tough as a software engineer to get traction, or support for an agile way of working, since deadlines are pretty fixed and determined by mandated hardware schedules. As an engineer trying to make headway, you can get bogged down in the bureaucracy and getting recognition even though you can do quite a lot of work."

"Nice place to work. Not too hung up on process, you can get things done without going through a mountain of paperwork. Lots of super-smart people to work with, although not everyone is a rock star."

"I worked for Chipsets division at Intel Corp in Folsom, CA. The overall experience was great. It is a great place to work and offers good benefits."

"Intel was a great company to work for."