Intel does provide free fruits and drinks in the cafeteria every day; it is a kind of healthy lifestyle. There are also a lot of sports facilities in the company. The working environment is pretty good, and the working hours are quite flexible. Intel is truly a great place to work!
Quite a bit of stress a few weeks before the milestone deadline.
My boss is pretty good to his staff.
The interview lasted two hours. I was asked about what I studied at university. Specifically, I had to explain which course I loved the most and why, and to tell them about a homework assignment I enjoyed doing. I also had to explain that assignment
Firstly, they ask me to introduce myself. Then, we discuss every single thing that I put on my resume. Finally, we start the technical interview, where I have to write code using Python 2.
3 rounds of technical interview in a single day: 1. Basic questions on whatever is mentioned in your resume. 2. What experience you bring to deliver on their project.
The interview lasted two hours. I was asked about what I studied at university. Specifically, I had to explain which course I loved the most and why, and to tell them about a homework assignment I enjoyed doing. I also had to explain that assignment
Firstly, they ask me to introduce myself. Then, we discuss every single thing that I put on my resume. Finally, we start the technical interview, where I have to write code using Python 2.
3 rounds of technical interview in a single day: 1. Basic questions on whatever is mentioned in your resume. 2. What experience you bring to deliver on their project.