Big company, friendly multicultural environment, enormous amount of things to do, and you can always find your favorite job. With size, you also get stability, which lots consider a plus.
Again, the size. Within a company that big, there's also a huge amount of bureaucracy. If you are lucky and your management shields you, you're fine. If not, may the resistance powers be with you. And of course, bureaucracy affects overall company performance speed in a bad way.
Move faster, think faster, and take risks.
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
Very nice interview process. They respect experience, as opposed to most companies who rely heavily on problem-solving. Looks like a good place to be.
Phone screening by hiring manager via phone. Technical exam by a team leader via online meeting. Detailed skill evaluation by hiring manager via online meeting or, optionally, a short trip to the work location.
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
Very nice interview process. They respect experience, as opposed to most companies who rely heavily on problem-solving. Looks like a good place to be.
Phone screening by hiring manager via phone. Technical exam by a team leader via online meeting. Detailed skill evaluation by hiring manager via online meeting or, optionally, a short trip to the work location.