Good company and very nice people.
There are none of it.
Start with the first interview with the team leader, then with the main manager, and then with HR. You will then get an offer. Each interview takes about an hour. Ask more technical questions.
The interview was short and easy. QA engineering at Intel isn't as hard as at other companies; you focus a lot on running pre-written tests. You get to see the campus, which is really neat. Make sure to save room for a mocha from the local coffee
Most terrible experience I've ever had! No respect for the candidates at all! After scheduling two interviews, each one was cancelled after I had already freed my time to participate. The reason for cancellation was that the job was taken by an in
Start with the first interview with the team leader, then with the main manager, and then with HR. You will then get an offer. Each interview takes about an hour. Ask more technical questions.
The interview was short and easy. QA engineering at Intel isn't as hard as at other companies; you focus a lot on running pre-written tests. You get to see the campus, which is really neat. Make sure to save room for a mocha from the local coffee
Most terrible experience I've ever had! No respect for the candidates at all! After scheduling two interviews, each one was cancelled after I had already freed my time to participate. The reason for cancellation was that the job was taken by an in