Workplace, benefits, and perks were great. Everyone is supportive, and the system encourages you to try your best.
As an intern, they don't really pay you much.
Better ramp-ups for new technologies
No in-person interview. After applying for scores of jobs at Intel through their online service, I was called about a job I had not applied for, but the manager had found my application in the system. One phone interview, and I was hired for a one-
I had one general interview and one technical one. The latter consisted of retrieving some information from a document using Python, more specifically the pandas library. They gave me around 1 hour and 30 minutes to solve the problem.
Firstly, I had a technical interview with the manager and some of the team members. It included basic technical questions regarding the programming language and a coding task. After a few days, I had a second, behavioral interview.
No in-person interview. After applying for scores of jobs at Intel through their online service, I was called about a job I had not applied for, but the manager had found my application in the system. One phone interview, and I was hired for a one-
I had one general interview and one technical one. The latter consisted of retrieving some information from a document using Python, more specifically the pandas library. They gave me around 1 hour and 30 minutes to solve the problem.
Firstly, I had a technical interview with the manager and some of the team members. It included basic technical questions regarding the programming language and a coding task. After a few days, I had a second, behavioral interview.