Intel is a solid company with many years in the technology field. It has a lot of good benefits for its employees.
As the market changes, there are tons of reductions and overload of functions, roles, and responsibilities relying on fewer employees.
Asked about: * CA (like memory hierarchy, I/O) * OS (like IPC, process and thread, Mutex, deadlock, metaphor, virtual memory) * C (like static, global) * OOP * Cache * Binary search * Difference between embedded C and C++
You were interviewed by having you come to their office with expectations of what you may bring to the table. They asked you questions about your experiences, goals, and desires with the company and your career.
I have had two interviews and they finally called me for a third. The first interview involved answering questions, and the second I completed a technique test. They are very nice people and take soft skills into account.
Asked about: * CA (like memory hierarchy, I/O) * OS (like IPC, process and thread, Mutex, deadlock, metaphor, virtual memory) * C (like static, global) * OOP * Cache * Binary search * Difference between embedded C and C++
You were interviewed by having you come to their office with expectations of what you may bring to the table. They asked you questions about your experiences, goals, and desires with the company and your career.
I have had two interviews and they finally called me for a third. The first interview involved answering questions, and the second I completed a technique test. They are very nice people and take soft skills into account.