The people are nice here.
The content is not what I'm interested in.
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There were two interviews, both with different managers from different teams. Both asked for experiences and interest in the company. There were some (relatively easy) data structures and algorithms questions. You should know the basics of simple da
I had three 30-minute interviews. Each asked me to solve a few algorithms using C/C++ (though I asked to use Python for a more complicated question, and they accepted). It was pretty chill; there was one or two behavioral questions, plus questions ab
I was lucky enough to get a hiring manager who wasn't following the lengthy interview process Intel is known for (2-3 rounds with 3-4 peers all interviewing you at a time). We had about a 30-minute phone interview where I discussed my current role a
There were two interviews, both with different managers from different teams. Both asked for experiences and interest in the company. There were some (relatively easy) data structures and algorithms questions. You should know the basics of simple da
I had three 30-minute interviews. Each asked me to solve a few algorithms using C/C++ (though I asked to use Python for a more complicated question, and they accepted). It was pretty chill; there was one or two behavioral questions, plus questions ab
I was lucky enough to get a hiring manager who wasn't following the lengthy interview process Intel is known for (2-3 rounds with 3-4 peers all interviewing you at a time). We had about a 30-minute phone interview where I discussed my current role a