Intel is a good company, especially in work-life balance and diversity and inclusion aspects.
Sometimes a meeting is long, which, from my point of view, is a little waste of time. One hour or so is fine.
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First, submit your resume at the career fair. Then, an onsite interview will be given. You will be asked about algorithm problems and to write code on the board. The interview is one hour long. If declined, you will receive a decline email. If app
Submitted my resume at a career fair event last year. I was invited for an interview via email for a one-year internship position, either in Canada or the US. I had a 1.5-hour interview with three different managers, each asking one technical problem
First, an HR round. This was followed by technical questions. They gave me some hard problems and asked how I would approach them. Then, some strategy questions based on teamwork were asked. I was told they would get back to me after a week.
First, submit your resume at the career fair. Then, an onsite interview will be given. You will be asked about algorithm problems and to write code on the board. The interview is one hour long. If declined, you will receive a decline email. If app
Submitted my resume at a career fair event last year. I was invited for an interview via email for a one-year internship position, either in Canada or the US. I had a 1.5-hour interview with three different managers, each asking one technical problem
First, an HR round. This was followed by technical questions. They gave me some hard problems and asked how I would approach them. Then, some strategy questions based on teamwork were asked. I was told they would get back to me after a week.