Good work culture at Intel.
Getting in is a lot tougher due to a huge volume of applicants.
We were shortlisted on the basis of our resumes. The interview was simple, with all basic questions asked, as well as questions from our resumes. I was asked general interview puzzles, basic electronics questions, and questions on C programming, Veri
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.
Interviews seem aggressive, with jobs appearing to have been pre-decided before they even occurred. I wouldn't recommend joining this company, as future prospects appear limited. Furthermore, since the recent layoffs, staff morale has been low. All
We were shortlisted on the basis of our resumes. The interview was simple, with all basic questions asked, as well as questions from our resumes. I was asked general interview puzzles, basic electronics questions, and questions on C programming, Veri
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.
Interviews seem aggressive, with jobs appearing to have been pre-decided before they even occurred. I wouldn't recommend joining this company, as future prospects appear limited. Furthermore, since the recent layoffs, staff morale has been low. All