A good place to start a career. Talent colleagues will help you grow. The complicated system lets you know how a big company like Intel works.
A bad place to continue your career. There's not much room for promotion. Some managers are really stunk. Staying there for a long time doesn't mean you are that smart.
Be nice to someone different from you.
Managers really need to update their skills and view. It's meaningless that people fight each other within the same company. Go ahead and solve the problem.
An Intel representative came to the school to conduct interviews with some students and talk about the company. The interviewer was nice. He asked me to talk about myself, and then he asked me all technical questions related to microprocessors.
Behavioral and technical questions with 3 interviewers. Welcoming and answer questions. Twenty minutes to talk through CV. Situational based questions. Very easy going. They talk through the job and give examples.
The HR call was easy. Then she scheduled the IV. The manager called at that time. Just answer relax. No hard questions. All easy. Not much experience to be shared here.
An Intel representative came to the school to conduct interviews with some students and talk about the company. The interviewer was nice. He asked me to talk about myself, and then he asked me all technical questions related to microprocessors.
Behavioral and technical questions with 3 interviewers. Welcoming and answer questions. Twenty minutes to talk through CV. Situational based questions. Very easy going. They talk through the job and give examples.
The HR call was easy. Then she scheduled the IV. The manager called at that time. Just answer relax. No hard questions. All easy. Not much experience to be shared here.