Students get basically the same type of tasks as full-time employees. It will take a few months to prove your worth and get management to trust you with significant tasks. Once that's done, you will be treated as an equal team member. This allows you to learn a whole lot more than in similar jobs in other companies that only give "dirty work" to students.
Additionally, as Intel is an international company, you will be in touch with coworkers around the globe, which is a great opportunity to improve your English. The fact that you are able to work from home offers much-needed flexibility that allows you to balance work and studies.
The job is quite demanding. There is always more work to be done, and there are often meetings in the evening with coworkers around the globe.
This means there is very little separation between "work" and "home". You will likely have to work more than the already demanding 2.5 days you are required by the contract to finish all your tasks on time.
Maintain the same spirit of trust and freedom for the employees. The company will eventually bounce back and return to the top.
There were two interviews. First, a phone interview with HR. Second, a technical interview with the manager. They asked me three technical questions, then we talked about the project I did in college.
The interviewers talked about Intel and about the team I was applying for. Tell us about yourself. Talk about a project you worked on. Technical questions. 2 interviewers - 2-hour interview They mostly played good cup, bad cup.
I had one interview. At first, the interviewers talked about the position, the product, and expectations from a student. Afterwards, I talked about myself, my past projects, and interests. After the introductions, they asked me three coding questi
There were two interviews. First, a phone interview with HR. Second, a technical interview with the manager. They asked me three technical questions, then we talked about the project I did in college.
The interviewers talked about Intel and about the team I was applying for. Tell us about yourself. Talk about a project you worked on. Technical questions. 2 interviewers - 2-hour interview They mostly played good cup, bad cup.
I had one interview. At first, the interviewers talked about the position, the product, and expectations from a student. Afterwards, I talked about myself, my past projects, and interests. After the introductions, they asked me three coding questi