I worked for Intel Security. The best thing was my friendly manager and flexible work demands. Also, great team lunches.
QA positions can be pretty boring. The pay was not the best. Lack of proper remuneration is a concern for most of the people I knew there.
Job emoluments and flexibility have gone down after the Intel integration. Please help your employees love this job. Cutting off perks and being stingy affects morale in the long run.
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.
The interview took place on a virtual audio call via Microsoft Teams. It lasted for roughly an hour before they got to know me and began the interview questions.
For most intel teams, both hardware and software knowledge are very important. Each interview is different from team to team, but you better have solid skills.
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.
The interview took place on a virtual audio call via Microsoft Teams. It lasted for roughly an hour before they got to know me and began the interview questions.
For most intel teams, both hardware and software knowledge are very important. Each interview is different from team to team, but you better have solid skills.