Great projects, really the ones that make a difference, competitive salary, and stability. The company really cares about its employees.
Hardly any. Some bureaucracy, maybe.
Approximately 1-1.5 hours. Pretty standard. Reasonable technical questions. I had time to learn about the position and talk about my job experience. What I have to say about Intel is, I expected them to send back at least an email stating that the
Since the interview was through an employee referral, the project manager arranged it. There was one telephonic round where I had to explain my current project and answer some questions related to device drivers. Subsequently, I was called for a fa
There were two stages. One written test and another technical discussion. The written test was on C++ and the other was a technical interview by the hiring manager. It was a quite straightforward interview.
Approximately 1-1.5 hours. Pretty standard. Reasonable technical questions. I had time to learn about the position and talk about my job experience. What I have to say about Intel is, I expected them to send back at least an email stating that the
Since the interview was through an employee referral, the project manager arranged it. There was one telephonic round where I had to explain my current project and answer some questions related to device drivers. Subsequently, I was called for a fa
There were two stages. One written test and another technical discussion. The written test was on C++ and the other was a technical interview by the hiring manager. It was a quite straightforward interview.