The learning curve in my entire experience is the best.
No major concern for me.
I was not selected for the interview process because my resume did not meet their requirements. Also, I am not a U.S. citizen. Few jobs at Intel are posted specifically for citizens.
We had a standard introductory conversation and I asked some basic questions about the internal workings of Python and C++. We both realized pretty quickly it was not going to be a good fit for either of us, and he was very respectful about it.
The interview was lengthy and driven. Rapid questions were also asked at a high pace. The problem was the interviewer wasn't very nice, so they didn't give much time to answer questions in a well-mannered way.
I was not selected for the interview process because my resume did not meet their requirements. Also, I am not a U.S. citizen. Few jobs at Intel are posted specifically for citizens.
We had a standard introductory conversation and I asked some basic questions about the internal workings of Python and C++. We both realized pretty quickly it was not going to be a good fit for either of us, and he was very respectful about it.
The interview was lengthy and driven. Rapid questions were also asked at a high pace. The problem was the interviewer wasn't very nice, so they didn't give much time to answer questions in a well-mannered way.