There are a lot of friendly people that work here.
Some Intel SW Engineering teams value and prioritize poor habits.
I had two phone interviews. The first interview was behavioral. The second interview was a more technical review. The whole process took two weeks, from applying for the role to receiving the offer letter.
The interview had one round. Around 5 people took the interview. All of the interviewers asked questions related to different concepts/domains. One interviewer asked about OS concepts, another asked about coding, and another asked about Git concepts
I was just kind of called out of the blue. They didn't really interview me on much, just asked basic C questions. It was kind of easy, to tell you the truth. If you have taken any sort of class in C, you're golden.
I had two phone interviews. The first interview was behavioral. The second interview was a more technical review. The whole process took two weeks, from applying for the role to receiving the offer letter.
The interview had one round. Around 5 people took the interview. All of the interviewers asked questions related to different concepts/domains. One interviewer asked about OS concepts, another asked about coding, and another asked about Git concepts
I was just kind of called out of the blue. They didn't really interview me on much, just asked basic C questions. It was kind of easy, to tell you the truth. If you have taken any sort of class in C, you're golden.