Intel is one of the best places to work.
Factors such as work-life balance, professionalism, employee respect, earnings, stocks, bonuses, etc., are all very, very good.
You need to really think harder to find cons at Intel. Sorry, I don't have any except internal politics, but even that's natural when there are humans.
Sometimes, a process should not waste an employee's bandwidth.
Applied through employee referral. HR contacted me within a week. The hiring manager conducted a telephonic interview, asking basic questions about my present work, skills involved, and willingness to relocate. Within another week, a Skype interview
Three rounds of the interview were conducted. OS concepts and C language questions were asked. Some were standard questions that could be answered easily, but some required a deep understanding of C and OS concepts.
The process started with a phone call where many general questions were asked to determine my eligibility for the job. After being selected, I received an on-site interview call where I was intensely questioned on various topics by different members
Applied through employee referral. HR contacted me within a week. The hiring manager conducted a telephonic interview, asking basic questions about my present work, skills involved, and willingness to relocate. Within another week, a Skype interview
Three rounds of the interview were conducted. OS concepts and C language questions were asked. Some were standard questions that could be answered easily, but some required a deep understanding of C and OS concepts.
The process started with a phone call where many general questions were asked to determine my eligibility for the job. After being selected, I received an on-site interview call where I was intensely questioned on various topics by different members