Work-life balance is good.
No technical growth, no challenge in work.
Do something new.
College placement. I had prior experience as a software engineer and software consultant for 1.5 years, before Intel came to my college. Resume shortlisted and the interview was on DSA, OS, and COA. Very basic stuff and logical. Got the offer and did
Simple, basic questions were asked during campus recruitment, along with one or two technical interviews and one brief HR interview. Basic questions about digital circuits and questions about the resume were asked. Overall, the recruitment process wa
I had a phone interview; they asked minimal technical questions. I was then called for an onsite interview. Had a technical and managerial interview with a panel of 5. It was purely technical. Managerial was on soft skills assessment.
College placement. I had prior experience as a software engineer and software consultant for 1.5 years, before Intel came to my college. Resume shortlisted and the interview was on DSA, OS, and COA. Very basic stuff and logical. Got the offer and did
Simple, basic questions were asked during campus recruitment, along with one or two technical interviews and one brief HR interview. Basic questions about digital circuits and questions about the resume were asked. Overall, the recruitment process wa
I had a phone interview; they asked minimal technical questions. I was then called for an onsite interview. Had a technical and managerial interview with a panel of 5. It was purely technical. Managerial was on soft skills assessment.