Good place to work, good campus
No cons for Intel, best place to work.
A two-member panel asked questions on simple C programming, some aptitude questions, and some code scenarios. Following this, we had a manager round. General questions were asked on projects, careers, and work experiences.
I was asked to reverse a string and answer different questions related to design paradigms. The interviewers were nice and calm. Basic OS-related questions were also asked. Questions related to projects on my resume were also present.
Here's the interview process: * 1st round: Online cognitive test * 2nd round: Technical interview 1 * 3rd round: HR interview along with onboarding The 1st round depends on your speed and ability to solve questions fast. The rest depends on y
A two-member panel asked questions on simple C programming, some aptitude questions, and some code scenarios. Following this, we had a manager round. General questions were asked on projects, careers, and work experiences.
I was asked to reverse a string and answer different questions related to design paradigms. The interviewers were nice and calm. Basic OS-related questions were also asked. Questions related to projects on my resume were also present.
Here's the interview process: * 1st round: Online cognitive test * 2nd round: Technical interview 1 * 3rd round: HR interview along with onboarding The 1st round depends on your speed and ability to solve questions fast. The rest depends on y