A good company to work for.
I don't have anything bad to say.
It worked well. It took three months in total, and I liked it so much that there were no big issues with having some tricky questions or adding more opportunities. Also, there is a lunch where all questions can be asked, so prepare not to eat much.
Prior to interview, HR did advise learning about transistors, work, etc., prior to interview, but the role didn't really require that knowledge, nor that questions were asked on it. So, a bit of time was wasted in that sense, but otherwise, the inter
The interviewer was very nice, and he kept explaining how good it is to work at Intel, including having a good work-life balance, income, facilities, and training programs.
It worked well. It took three months in total, and I liked it so much that there were no big issues with having some tricky questions or adding more opportunities. Also, there is a lunch where all questions can be asked, so prepare not to eat much.
Prior to interview, HR did advise learning about transistors, work, etc., prior to interview, but the role didn't really require that knowledge, nor that questions were asked on it. So, a bit of time was wasted in that sense, but otherwise, the inter
The interviewer was very nice, and he kept explaining how good it is to work at Intel, including having a good work-life balance, income, facilities, and training programs.