The company provides many opportunities for networking and personal development. There are plenty of both professional and fun events.
Intel cares a lot about the wellness of its employees, and it puts an honest effort into making sure its employees are happy. It also cares about corporate responsibilities, investing time and money into protecting the Earth and its surrounding communities.
The benefits are also fairly good. As an intern, I receive health benefits and discounts to many other stores. If I stayed for 6 months, then I would have the option to participate in ESPP.
I also enjoy the job stability. I don't have to worry about my job going away because it is a large company that has been around for a long time.
The IT and HR departments are also very well-developed and optimized for efficient work.
It can be hard to feel connected to other teams since it is such a large company. There are also lots of protocols and access requests that you have to go through, which can slow down work.
I submitted my application by working with a recruiter. I was then notified that I was selected for an interview and scheduled it for the following week. The interview was conducted via phone.
The interview process consists of two rounds of technical questions and one round of general/behavioral questions. Each round is approximately 30 minutes long. Interviewers will review your resume and ask for more details. They are very nice and pat
It was fine. The shortlisting was done based on resumes, but surprisingly, they did not ask me about my profile. The questions were from OS, C, and Python programming concepts. Although knowledge of OOPs and Computer Architecture would also be desira
I submitted my application by working with a recruiter. I was then notified that I was selected for an interview and scheduled it for the following week. The interview was conducted via phone.
The interview process consists of two rounds of technical questions and one round of general/behavioral questions. Each round is approximately 30 minutes long. Interviewers will review your resume and ask for more details. They are very nice and pat
It was fine. The shortlisting was done based on resumes, but surprisingly, they did not ask me about my profile. The questions were from OS, C, and Python programming concepts. Although knowledge of OOPs and Computer Architecture would also be desira