Intel’s work environment is very inclusive.
Intel's pay is mediocre in the industry.
Received a phone call from my manager. I was then asked to prepare a presentation, which I presented to everyone with whom I had a one-on-one interview session. This was followed by one-on-one interviews with managers and engineers.
Smooth interview, 1 hour phone call no coding questions. Had another 1 hour phone call that went over behavioral questions. Interviewed with memory group, so most technical questions were on SSDS.
An engineer contacted me and asked some questions regarding my resume and work experience. They then asked me to come for an on-site interview. There was no formal phone interview. The on-site interview lasted for about 5 hours and involved 5 engin
Received a phone call from my manager. I was then asked to prepare a presentation, which I presented to everyone with whom I had a one-on-one interview session. This was followed by one-on-one interviews with managers and engineers.
Smooth interview, 1 hour phone call no coding questions. Had another 1 hour phone call that went over behavioral questions. Interviewed with memory group, so most technical questions were on SSDS.
An engineer contacted me and asked some questions regarding my resume and work experience. They then asked me to come for an on-site interview. There was no formal phone interview. The on-site interview lasted for about 5 hours and involved 5 engin