Work flexibility is awesome. It's a very diverse place. The work ecosystem is good (gym, food, etc.), and you get to work on the main company products.
Compensation is not good compared to other companies. And like some of the big corporations, it is a bit slow-moving.
Compensate more, be more agile.
At first, they spoke about intel in general and described the job itself. After that, I spoke about myself, including what I studied at university and what projects I did. Following that, they asked questions.
Two interviewers from different developing groups asked questions. At first, they presented the responsibilities of this position, and afterwards, I was asked to introduce myself. They asked about personal technical projects and hobbies.
Start with the first interview with the team leader, then with the main manager, and then with HR. You will then get an offer. Each interview takes about an hour. Ask more technical questions.
At first, they spoke about intel in general and described the job itself. After that, I spoke about myself, including what I studied at university and what projects I did. Following that, they asked questions.
Two interviewers from different developing groups asked questions. At first, they presented the responsibilities of this position, and afterwards, I was asked to introduce myself. They asked about personal technical projects and hobbies.
Start with the first interview with the team leader, then with the main manager, and then with HR. You will then get an offer. Each interview takes about an hour. Ask more technical questions.