Not my cup of tea
Not my cup of tea
I worked at Intel for one and a half years. The overall experience was okay, but my manager wasn't an easy person to work with.
I worked as an outsource employee, and the treatment and attitude I received weren't so nice to work with.
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Go into the office and talk to the hiring manager and one of the engineers at the beginning. After that, they took me out for lunch. I rested for one hour and then had interviews for three more people.
Software Developer
The recruiter set up the interview for a 1-year contract position as a software developer. I met with the project manager. He asked general work history questions, nothing technical. I then met with each team member separately; there were four of the
Software Engineer
Had a phone interview with many small questions related to computer architecture, operating systems, and programming. I was then offered an onsite interview. My onsite interview was with 5 different people. Each interviewer seemed to cover different
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2010Go into the office and talk to the hiring manager and one of the engineers at the beginning. After that, they took me out for lunch. I rested for one hour and then had interviews for three more people.
Software Developer
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesNovember 1, 2009The recruiter set up the interview for a 1-year contract position as a software developer. I met with the project manager. He asked general work history questions, nothing technical. I then met with each team member separately; there were four of the
Software Engineer
Folsom, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2014Had a phone interview with many small questions related to computer architecture, operating systems, and programming. I was then offered an onsite interview. My onsite interview was with 5 different people. Each interviewer seemed to cover different
