Intel gives you a great opportunity to utilize and develop your skill sets.
There are no cons, I believe.
Each and every situation is considered a learning experience.
I applied through an employee referral. There was just a phone interview for the internship. He was impressed with my skill sets and gave me an internship opportunity. He was impressed with my skill sets and offered me the internship.
The interview was conducted in the usual professional manner. I was asked to present a project I worked on during my degree, and then I was asked a number of professional questions.
2 rounds, 1 technical round of 1 hour and 1 HR round of 1-1.5 hours (important topics: OS, COA, compiler design). Questions from personal projects and open-source contributions. Make sure to go through your resume projects in depth and learn each tec
I applied through an employee referral. There was just a phone interview for the internship. He was impressed with my skill sets and gave me an internship opportunity. He was impressed with my skill sets and offered me the internship.
The interview was conducted in the usual professional manner. I was asked to present a project I worked on during my degree, and then I was asked a number of professional questions.
2 rounds, 1 technical round of 1 hour and 1 HR round of 1-1.5 hours (important topics: OS, COA, compiler design). Questions from personal projects and open-source contributions. Make sure to go through your resume projects in depth and learn each tec