Great place for a lifelong career.
It isn't what it used to be.
The interview process was long but friendly. It started with a phone screen from an engineer, which lasted about an hour. A month later, I was contacted to schedule the panel interview. On the panel interview day, I had six interviews with the hiri
The entire process took two weeks. I was referred by an employee and was soon contacted for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 45 minutes. Most questions were general, such as: * Tell me about yourself. * Why Intel? * What
Rigorous but very relevant. No gotcha questions. No unnecessary algorithms and data structure questions that test your memorization skills. A healthy focus on career goals and approach to problem-solving. Loved it, actually. Not something I would say
The interview process was long but friendly. It started with a phone screen from an engineer, which lasted about an hour. A month later, I was contacted to schedule the panel interview. On the panel interview day, I had six interviews with the hiri
The entire process took two weeks. I was referred by an employee and was soon contacted for a phone interview. The phone interview lasted approximately 45 minutes. Most questions were general, such as: * Tell me about yourself. * Why Intel? * What
Rigorous but very relevant. No gotcha questions. No unnecessary algorithms and data structure questions that test your memorization skills. A healthy focus on career goals and approach to problem-solving. Loved it, actually. Not something I would say