Interns are treated exceptionally well at Intel. You can earn the respect of peers and managers and work on high-impact projects. As an intern, I also have a lot of freedom as to what projects I choose to work on, and I can often work remotely.
The only thing is that I wish the campus locations were closer to urban centers. I grew up in the city, and the suburban campus locations don't really cut it for me.
Dear BK,
Intel has a great company culture and values. However, there is a risk of alienating new young talent that has been spoiled by startup cultures filled with office perks and cool locations, with Intel's old-school gray cubicles.
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Quick and to the point. I had two interviews with various managers for the position I was being hired for. The interviews focused mostly on behavioral soft skills, as my technical skills were already known.
Met with the team manager and four engineers. The entire day took roughly five hours to go through, with each interview lasting one hour. An interview was also conducted over lunch. The four engineers asked technical questions about layout. These q
Easy Interview. They just wanted to fill the position. The interviewer did not bother asking many questions. The questions were generic in nature, nothing specific. The interviewer phoned and asked if I knew the skills I had listed on my resume, t
Quick and to the point. I had two interviews with various managers for the position I was being hired for. The interviews focused mostly on behavioral soft skills, as my technical skills were already known.