Great place to work, with nice co-workers and management.
Haven't found one yet, all good.
A basic electronics test was given. Two people interviewed me, and they were very respectful and nice. Basically, the test was the hard part of the interview process. The one-on-one interview was laid back and very easy.
I was asked hypothetical questions for which I had to respond with real-life examples. They wanted to know how I would respond in that situation, not how I thought I would respond. They also asked me to solve a few problems in front of them so they
Very professional, and equal opportunity oriented. The interviewer was a great example of what the organization stands for. Intel also may have displayed the best presentation to the organization out of all the other companies at the Career Summit.
A basic electronics test was given. Two people interviewed me, and they were very respectful and nice. Basically, the test was the hard part of the interview process. The one-on-one interview was laid back and very easy.
I was asked hypothetical questions for which I had to respond with real-life examples. They wanted to know how I would respond in that situation, not how I thought I would respond. They also asked me to solve a few problems in front of them so they
Very professional, and equal opportunity oriented. The interviewer was a great example of what the organization stands for. Intel also may have displayed the best presentation to the organization out of all the other companies at the Career Summit.