Intel is a great place to work, and they care about their employees.
Large company. If this bothers you, then Intel isn't your place.
I applied through an employee referral. After a month, I had a telephonic interview. This was followed by a written aptitude test (30 minutes) and a technical aptitude test (30 minutes), and then two technical interviews. The questions were very b
I was contacted by the hiring manager and had a 45-minute phone interview. I was then invited in for an all-day interview with four different engineers, lasting one hour each. I had lunch with one of the managers and was then shown around the labs.
Interviewed as a graduate trainee for the job in the first place. The first round was at an open career fair at one of the universities. Was called for a second interview and offered a job. Converted to full-time after 6 months.
I applied through an employee referral. After a month, I had a telephonic interview. This was followed by a written aptitude test (30 minutes) and a technical aptitude test (30 minutes), and then two technical interviews. The questions were very b
I was contacted by the hiring manager and had a 45-minute phone interview. I was then invited in for an all-day interview with four different engineers, lasting one hour each. I had lunch with one of the managers and was then shown around the labs.
Interviewed as a graduate trainee for the job in the first place. The first round was at an open career fair at one of the universities. Was called for a second interview and offered a job. Converted to full-time after 6 months.