IMC is one of the best paymasters in Bangalore, with lots of additional benefits and perks.
The kind of work you will get here is much superior to what you normally get in the chipset domain with service companies in India.
Every single person counts in this company, and you would not be treated like a computer, chair, etc., or I mean to say, just as a resource.
Overall, I would strongly recommend this company.
Some policies are still not so clear. The company was Infineon originally, and now after Intel's takeover, things are in transition mode yet.
Went through a recruiter for an initial interview. General questions on programming experience and examples of work were asked. There were two more interviews with the senior team to discuss why I felt I would be a good fit at Intel.
The interview process was detailed. It included an initial phone call interview, followed by a full day (8 hours) of interviews. This day began with a presentation and then proceeded with eight individual interviews.
The format wasn't normal. HR didn't contact or call me. The team manager called directly, and I did the screening interviews a few times with different interviewers. Anyway, it was fun.
Went through a recruiter for an initial interview. General questions on programming experience and examples of work were asked. There were two more interviews with the senior team to discuss why I felt I would be a good fit at Intel.
The interview process was detailed. It included an initial phone call interview, followed by a full day (8 hours) of interviews. This day began with a presentation and then proceeded with eight individual interviews.
The format wasn't normal. HR didn't contact or call me. The team manager called directly, and I did the screening interviews a few times with different interviewers. Anyway, it was fun.