Work-life balance is great. It's a good place to settle.
Not great compensation, especially entry-level.
Focus on compensation and employee growth.
Fairly good interview process. Scheduling and logistics could have been better. There were a couple of phone screens initially, and if you cleared those, the whole interview involved 5-6 people conducting a day-long interview.
Telephonic interview: Interviewed over the phone. Focused on Cache Coherence, Computer Architecture, C programming, and related topics. Then was flown in for an onsite interview in Santa Clara: * Total of 5 one-on-one interviews. * All but one
The interview process at Intel was heavily focused on the resume, especially relevant internships. They mainly focused on my relevant projects and tried to find common ground with me.
Fairly good interview process. Scheduling and logistics could have been better. There were a couple of phone screens initially, and if you cleared those, the whole interview involved 5-6 people conducting a day-long interview.
Telephonic interview: Interviewed over the phone. Focused on Cache Coherence, Computer Architecture, C programming, and related topics. Then was flown in for an onsite interview in Santa Clara: * Total of 5 one-on-one interviews. * All but one
The interview process at Intel was heavily focused on the resume, especially relevant internships. They mainly focused on my relevant projects and tried to find common ground with me.