People are very helpful.
Intel offers a lot of perks to its employees.
A lot of politics, which leads to little room for progression.
The process was good, and the offer was accepted. It took one week for the whole process. The interviewer was good, highly professional, and skilled. Overall, it was a good experience.
There were three meetings. The first meeting covered culture and a job overview. The second meeting involved technical questions with a panel. Finally, the third meeting was another round of technical questions, focusing on actual implementations.
Career fair resume submission -> Online application -> Contacted for on-campus interview -> On-campus interview -> Offer The interviewer had no expression during the interview, but he didn't ask very hard questions. I would describe him as "cold" bu
The process was good, and the offer was accepted. It took one week for the whole process. The interviewer was good, highly professional, and skilled. Overall, it was a good experience.
There were three meetings. The first meeting covered culture and a job overview. The second meeting involved technical questions with a panel. Finally, the third meeting was another round of technical questions, focusing on actual implementations.
Career fair resume submission -> Online application -> Contacted for on-campus interview -> On-campus interview -> Offer The interviewer had no expression during the interview, but he didn't ask very hard questions. I would describe him as "cold" bu