Interesting work, nice people, good work/life balance.
Benefits keep getting taken away.
Constant layoffs.
The first interview was online. There were many coding questions, as well as questions about software development that I had to record as a video. There was a timer, however, I could record the videos many times and submit the final version.
Plenty of technical questions. Answered some by drawing on a whiteboard. Behavioral questions were difficult if you weren't prepared for them. There were 2 interviews, one after the other, which were very similar. Technical questions depended on the
Interviewed by two people. They focused more on technical questions and my coursework rather than questions like, "What do you know about us?", "Why do you want to work for Intel?", or "Tell us about yourself."
The first interview was online. There were many coding questions, as well as questions about software development that I had to record as a video. There was a timer, however, I could record the videos many times and submit the final version.
Plenty of technical questions. Answered some by drawing on a whiteboard. Behavioral questions were difficult if you weren't prepared for them. There were 2 interviews, one after the other, which were very similar. Technical questions depended on the
Interviewed by two people. They focused more on technical questions and my coursework rather than questions like, "What do you know about us?", "Why do you want to work for Intel?", or "Tell us about yourself."