Intel is a great place to work where you can think independently and prove your talents. It has good benefits and a friendly work environment.
Nothing to mention as a downside with my experience.
They contacted me by message and then interviewed me without prior notice, without me having applied for a "student worker" position. Two months later, they sent me a link to register as an "intern at Intel". I registered, and the next day they call
Very good session, and the interviewer was very friendly. I gained good knowledge about the position and the company. It is a very good company to work in, offering good career growth and good overall benefits.
I applied via Intel's career website. A few days later, my application was selected, and Intel conducts its first screening of a candidate, where the hiring manager takes a formal technical phone/VC interview. This was a really great interaction I ha
They contacted me by message and then interviewed me without prior notice, without me having applied for a "student worker" position. Two months later, they sent me a link to register as an "intern at Intel". I registered, and the next day they call
Very good session, and the interviewer was very friendly. I gained good knowledge about the position and the company. It is a very good company to work in, offering good career growth and good overall benefits.
I applied via Intel's career website. A few days later, my application was selected, and Intel conducts its first screening of a candidate, where the hiring manager takes a formal technical phone/VC interview. This was a really great interaction I ha