As my title suggests, it is an awesome company to work for. This is no stereotypical compliment to Intel. Believe me.
After a lot of mergers, it has been a little dynamic. That being said, it doesn't mean they are letting people go; it's just that they want employees to be up to par with the industry, and hence you might be shuffled across teams. This, in the long run, is good for the company and employees.
They need to find a revolutionary way of integrating their newfound software security love, a.k.a. McAfee, with the power and experience of other BUs of Intel Corp, and vice versa.
The firm is an elephant in its own way with decades of history behind them, hence at times you feel things flow a little late.
The interviewer was very helpful; he helped me wherever I got stuck. Overall positive experience. I would suggest you apply for the same, as it's a big corporation and you don't want to miss a chance.
I was asked a lot of questions about my projects, and I answered them all. However, it was not enough for them, although I explained in detail.
Student position. First, there was a phone interview, and then a first interview in the office. After that, they returned and stated they would continue with someone else. I need to write some more words.
The interviewer was very helpful; he helped me wherever I got stuck. Overall positive experience. I would suggest you apply for the same, as it's a big corporation and you don't want to miss a chance.
I was asked a lot of questions about my projects, and I answered them all. However, it was not enough for them, although I explained in detail.
Student position. First, there was a phone interview, and then a first interview in the office. After that, they returned and stated they would continue with someone else. I need to write some more words.