Health insurance, including OPD, maternity of 6 months, and paternity of 6 weeks. Hybrid work option as of today. Bus transportation. Infant daycare service.
Running with bare minimum employees. Bad work-life balance. Need to work 13 hours, 5-6 days a week to meet timelines. No free time for leisure, hobbies, or studying.
Intel works with internal methodologies (e.g., Saola, with many related wrappers) which are hard to digest and of no value outside the company.
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The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was a screening. The second round was an advanced level, explaining a specific scenario for identifying test cases for new modifications in the existing design.
The interview consisted of behavioral and technical portions. I didn't apply for this position initially, but after the interview, they asked me if I wanted to apply. The manager and engineers were nice and knowledgeable. The exciting part was tal
It asked a good mix of technical and behavioral interview questions. I really enjoyed the brain teaser questions; they weren't too technical but made me think on the spot and try to work them through. Everyone was really nice and supportive.
The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was a screening. The second round was an advanced level, explaining a specific scenario for identifying test cases for new modifications in the existing design.
The interview consisted of behavioral and technical portions. I didn't apply for this position initially, but after the interview, they asked me if I wanted to apply. The manager and engineers were nice and knowledgeable. The exciting part was tal
It asked a good mix of technical and behavioral interview questions. I really enjoyed the brain teaser questions; they weren't too technical but made me think on the spot and try to work them through. Everyone was really nice and supportive.