Work-life balance is great.
Too often roadmap changes, org changes.
Get solid engineering management. The past five years have been ugly.
The interview process was very painless. It was 100% remote, all done over Teams in one-on-one calls at convenient times. The interviews ranged from conversational to lightly technical. However, there was a lot of redundant data entry in the offici
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse
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.
The interview process was very painless. It was 100% remote, all done over Teams in one-on-one calls at convenient times. The interviews ranged from conversational to lightly technical. However, there was a lot of redundant data entry in the offici
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse
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.