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Great place to work
Benefits, work-life balance, a great work environment, and lots of ways to learn.
You'll find really old tech, legacy apps, and there's nothing they want to do to change them or use new things. They see everything as a risk, and they prefer to keep old things working than shifting to new/updated tech/apps.
You'll see the atmosphere is to keep things running like they were 10 years ago. I'm sad about that because you can see why, because of that, the rivals are already ahead of Intel.
Come on, it's Intel! Innovate, try new things, new apps, shift to the future where the rivals are, and beyond! Don't be afraid to do it; you've already done it in the past.
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Intel Interview Experiences
Software Engineer (Student Worker)
First part: soft skills test where I spoke openly with the employer about my knowledge and experience. Second part: development of a software project. The project consisted of the implementation of a microprocessor in C.
Software Engineer
Phone call and then two rounds of on-site.
Software Developer
You were interviewed by having you come to their office with expectations of what you may bring to the table. They asked you questions about your experiences, goals, and desires with the company and your career.
Software Engineer (Student Worker)
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2021First part: soft skills test where I spoke openly with the employer about my knowledge and experience. Second part: development of a software project. The project consisted of the implementation of a microprocessor in C.
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesApril 1, 2012Phone call and then two rounds of on-site.
Software Developer
San Jose, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2020You were interviewed by having you come to their office with expectations of what you may bring to the table. They asked you questions about your experiences, goals, and desires with the company and your career.
