Intel has a very good reputation. As the No. 1 chipmaker, Intel has strong resources (money and people) in the R&D section, and thus generates many excellent products, including software products, for example IPP and the Intel compiler. Most managers are pretty flexible about work times as long as you finish your jobs.
You need to work very hard, but sometimes you did not get enough attention (recognition and promotion) if your job was not in a high-profile area.
Also, Intel does have monopolistic behaviors in giving rebates based on percentage instead of volume for customers during its competition with AMD.
Should give more attention to the competition from AMD.
The interview process spanned 5 rounds over 3 days. The rounds covered C, Windows internals, driver development, and other logical and C questions, as well as trick questions. Four people conducted the interviews, with each person leading one round.
Had a day-long 1-1 interview with about 6 people. The focus was mainly on my prior research work at university and other internship-related work. Had a group presentation of my research. One round consisted of moderately tough C/C++ questions and so
2 interviews: * 1 phone * 1 face-to-face
The interview process spanned 5 rounds over 3 days. The rounds covered C, Windows internals, driver development, and other logical and C questions, as well as trick questions. Four people conducted the interviews, with each person leading one round.
Had a day-long 1-1 interview with about 6 people. The focus was mainly on my prior research work at university and other internship-related work. Had a group presentation of my research. One round consisted of moderately tough C/C++ questions and so
2 interviews: * 1 phone * 1 face-to-face