Intel has great benefits and good opportunities to advance.
You can get pigeonholed into a specific technical job, not be able to move elsewhere because you lack skills.
I would prefer they focus on making money instead of experimenting on new technologies that don't go anywhere.
I had applied for another job opening at Intel, but then one day a hiring manager contacted me and asked me to apply for a particular job opening. A couple of weeks later, I had a telephonic interview scheduled. It was an hour-long interview with tw
It was a multi-step process, starting with a phone screen where they asked some general behavioral questions and some low-level technical concepts. Then, there was a second round where I met with multiple interviewers and answered some coding questi
It was a short onsite interview compared to my other onsite interviews. It had four rounds of one hour each. I applied online and had a 30-45 minute phone call interview, and was later asked to come for an onsite interview.
I had applied for another job opening at Intel, but then one day a hiring manager contacted me and asked me to apply for a particular job opening. A couple of weeks later, I had a telephonic interview scheduled. It was an hour-long interview with tw
It was a multi-step process, starting with a phone screen where they asked some general behavioral questions and some low-level technical concepts. Then, there was a second round where I met with multiple interviewers and answered some coding questi
It was a short onsite interview compared to my other onsite interviews. It had four rounds of one hour each. I applied online and had a 30-45 minute phone call interview, and was later asked to come for an onsite interview.