Days off and pay are great.
A 12-hour shift is not the best.
Phone Interview asking about your background. Actual Interview at Intel. Then a practical exam: * Screwing and unscrewing a piston. * After 20 exam questions on random electrical components that you will NEVER use on the job, haha.
The interview was easy. I was asked 5 behavioural questions and 5 technical questions. I was presented with a board and had to describe the components on the circuit board. At the end, I was given a 20-question test which covered various background
Applied, interviewed, and received a job offer. Passed assessments, had references checked, and underwent a background check. Completed onboarding to join the company. That's pretty much it; all that happened.
Phone Interview asking about your background. Actual Interview at Intel. Then a practical exam: * Screwing and unscrewing a piston. * After 20 exam questions on random electrical components that you will NEVER use on the job, haha.
The interview was easy. I was asked 5 behavioural questions and 5 technical questions. I was presented with a board and had to describe the components on the circuit board. At the end, I was given a 20-question test which covered various background
Applied, interviewed, and received a job offer. Passed assessments, had references checked, and underwent a background check. Completed onboarding to join the company. That's pretty much it; all that happened.