Great company to work for.
No cons at all for Intel.
First, I had to tell them about myself, then about a project I did, and finally, about two technical questions. They were very nice people and gave a great welcoming feeling. They asked questions to see if I understood the OS aspects of what I was
Phone screening. I got the offer thru employee reference, and one of the team members called and asked some basic questions and gave me coding exercises. He spoke about the team and its work.
My first interview was a phone interview via a Lync meeting. The interviewer was low-key and asked questions that started easy but became progressively harder. The in-person interview was out of state, so I was flown in. I had a five-person intervie
First, I had to tell them about myself, then about a project I did, and finally, about two technical questions. They were very nice people and gave a great welcoming feeling. They asked questions to see if I understood the OS aspects of what I was
Phone screening. I got the offer thru employee reference, and one of the team members called and asked some basic questions and gave me coding exercises. He spoke about the team and its work.
My first interview was a phone interview via a Lync meeting. The interviewer was low-key and asked questions that started easy but became progressively harder. The in-person interview was out of state, so I was flown in. I had a five-person intervie