people, office environment, food, benefits
Salary should be better here.
Easiest interview process. Started with a few phone calls to various team members based in the U.S. Each call was 30 minutes to an hour. Then, an in-person interview on-site, lasting a little over an hour.
The questions were not particularly difficult, and the conversation was friendly. However, nothing came of it. There was no contact after the conversation, despite the fact that they did not point out things they did not like.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
Easiest interview process. Started with a few phone calls to various team members based in the U.S. Each call was 30 minutes to an hour. Then, an in-person interview on-site, lasting a little over an hour.
The questions were not particularly difficult, and the conversation was friendly. However, nothing came of it. There was no contact after the conversation, despite the fact that they did not point out things they did not like.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br