Good company with a lot of benefits. A lot of resources available to employees.
A lot of work. The culture at Intel is work-driven, meaning sometimes you rarely have personal time.
Management is scattered around; they don't really follow your progress. It would be nice to see if they changed that.
The first interview was with a panel of three and took place at Portland State University. Apparently, they interviewed 30 people that day and called back 25. I was asked five behavioral questions and five technical questions from some sort of inte
The phone call included about three behavioral questions and some technical questions. The second interview was conducted via video and involved a few calculations with the provision of results. Most behavioral questions were answered based on real
I had a one-on-one scheduled interview via Zoom. It was a basic interview with some science and math questions at the end. Overall, it was one of the nicest interviews I've done.
The first interview was with a panel of three and took place at Portland State University. Apparently, they interviewed 30 people that day and called back 25. I was asked five behavioral questions and five technical questions from some sort of inte
The phone call included about three behavioral questions and some technical questions. The second interview was conducted via video and involved a few calculations with the provision of results. Most behavioral questions were answered based on real
I had a one-on-one scheduled interview via Zoom. It was a basic interview with some science and math questions at the end. Overall, it was one of the nicest interviews I've done.