Nice offices. Intel provides a clear career path to develop your skills and grow in the industry. Possibilities to travel to other Intel locations.
Really demanding jobs; sometimes it is hard to achieve a successful interview result. Several job offers require a postgraduate degree.
Better travel policies and credit card facilities. Also, food benefits would improve the general working mood.
The interview process was very engaging. I was given a marker pen and asked to write some basic code. The interviewer also asked about my personal challenges and how I overcame them.
Met me in the lobby and took me into a small room. Individually interviewed with several different high-up engineers separately. The process was about 2.5-3 hours total. They all asked me some conceptual questions, experience, and behavioral quest
At the very beginning, we had a phone screen. I was asked about what I'd done in the past, then some questions about JavaScript and Java. After that, I got the chance for an on-site interview. During that interview, I was asked something about Apach
The interview process was very engaging. I was given a marker pen and asked to write some basic code. The interviewer also asked about my personal challenges and how I overcame them.
Met me in the lobby and took me into a small room. Individually interviewed with several different high-up engineers separately. The process was about 2.5-3 hours total. They all asked me some conceptual questions, experience, and behavioral quest
At the very beginning, we had a phone screen. I was asked about what I'd done in the past, then some questions about JavaScript and Java. After that, I got the chance for an on-site interview. During that interview, I was asked something about Apach