A lot of interesting opportunities in different fields. Good work-life balance. A lot of experienced engineers who you can’t learn from.
Mediocre compensation. Micromanagement. Unrealistic goals and a lot of pressure from high-level management to achieve them. Slow career growth.
I had a quick phone screen with HR, followed by an interview with a manager at Intel. I was then invited onsite, where I spent the day going through the usual gauntlet of interviews. The people were generally nice, and they provided lunch. The thin
The manager screening mainly discusses the resume. There are two technical interviews that target the resume projects. The interviewer was very interested in transformer and system profiling. A research presentation was delivered.
The recruitment process involved three steps: * HR initial discussion * Interview with a manager * Technical interview with team members (including a homework task) This was followed by a casual conversation. I received very clear feedback an
I had a quick phone screen with HR, followed by an interview with a manager at Intel. I was then invited onsite, where I spent the day going through the usual gauntlet of interviews. The people were generally nice, and they provided lunch. The thin
The manager screening mainly discusses the resume. There are two technical interviews that target the resume projects. The interviewer was very interested in transformer and system profiling. A research presentation was delivered.
The recruitment process involved three steps: * HR initial discussion * Interview with a manager * Technical interview with team members (including a homework task) This was followed by a casual conversation. I received very clear feedback an