Intel was a great place to work.
There were really no cons.
It was long, but overall, I was helped to feel comfortable. I was interviewed by three different people in the same day. All of them were extremely kind and supportive during the interview.
Talk to the manager first. Then, a research presentation for 45 minutes, followed by a 15-minute Q&A. Finally, conduct five one-on-one interviews with people from the group; most of them are senior engineers.
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
It was long, but overall, I was helped to feel comfortable. I was interviewed by three different people in the same day. All of them were extremely kind and supportive during the interview.
Talk to the manager first. Then, a research presentation for 45 minutes, followed by a 15-minute Q&A. Finally, conduct five one-on-one interviews with people from the group; most of them are senior engineers.
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