Great for learning, nice warm people, good cause.
Salary, no hybrid model, no perks.
The interviewer was very nice. They asked some questions about my past experience and dived into details. They also asked about my expectations and mentioned their expectations. I got a "no" after a few days.
Very straightforward: one single interview. It included some coding questions (sort of a whiteboard interview), team-working related questions, and development methodology questions. That was it. During the whiteboard, I had some help from the inte
Contingent worker via an external outsource company called Qualitest. The interview was very pleasing. I think validation at the cellular department of Intel is a nice school, though not the best place to work at for a lifetime.
The interviewer was very nice. They asked some questions about my past experience and dived into details. They also asked about my expectations and mentioned their expectations. I got a "no" after a few days.
Very straightforward: one single interview. It included some coding questions (sort of a whiteboard interview), team-working related questions, and development methodology questions. That was it. During the whiteboard, I had some help from the inte
Contingent worker via an external outsource company called Qualitest. The interview was very pleasing. I think validation at the cellular department of Intel is a nice school, though not the best place to work at for a lifetime.