Intel is a great place to work.
Career growth pace is slow.
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.
Rigorous but very relevant. No gotcha questions. No unnecessary algorithms and data structure questions that test your memorization skills. A healthy focus on career goals and approach to problem-solving. Loved it, actually. Not something I would say
Applied at the on-campus booth. Got a call in two weeks. One interview involved basic C/C++ questions, including: * What is polymorphism? * The assert macro * Templates * Virtual constructors Additionally, I had to debug a program and find the ou
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.
Rigorous but very relevant. No gotcha questions. No unnecessary algorithms and data structure questions that test your memorization skills. A healthy focus on career goals and approach to problem-solving. Loved it, actually. Not something I would say
Applied at the on-campus booth. Got a call in two weeks. One interview involved basic C/C++ questions, including: * What is polymorphism? * The assert macro * Templates * Virtual constructors Additionally, I had to debug a program and find the ou