Intel

I was interviewed by three different people, and each prepared one technical question. They wanted me to talk about my project, and then they went straight to the questions. The interview was less interactive, and I feel I screwed up. I had nightm

I met the recruiter at a school career fair, and one month later, I received an interview invitation. This was for the Programmable Solution Group in Toronto, on Bloor Street, and their primary product is FPGAs. There were two rounds for the intervie

The recruiter emailed me. I had two phone screens and then a virtual onsite with five engineers. Some of them were nice, but some were very arrogant. One of them actually questioned if I had ever written C++ before. (I worked at a very large GPU c