Can work on top technologies, and there is a good chance to make an impact. The company has very good values. There is good work-life balance in the company.
A large organization moves slowly. It needs to be more nimble in the software category. Pay is average, but there are other benefits. There are fewer job grades, so promotions are slow. Teams usually consist of a few very good people and mostly average folks.
Though the overall benefits package is marketed to be comparable, the salary is lesser than competitors. Teams need to be smaller with more ownership to move faster. Too many competing teams leads to politics and delays. There is competition across different geos without considering the company benefit as a whole.
I had a good experience. The company conducted three rounds: * IQ test * Skills test * Personal interview
A good and interactive experience. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, providing hints to answer problems in some places. I would highly recommend Intel as a choice for freshers; they will experience good growth.
Overall, it was good and relaxed. The interviewer was knowledgeable and was able to listen. I really enjoyed the overall process. The role was for a firmware developer within the AI domain, which I could easily understand. I was able to go through di
I had a good experience. The company conducted three rounds: * IQ test * Skills test * Personal interview
A good and interactive experience. The interviewer was friendly and helpful, providing hints to answer problems in some places. I would highly recommend Intel as a choice for freshers; they will experience good growth.
Overall, it was good and relaxed. The interviewer was knowledgeable and was able to listen. I really enjoyed the overall process. The role was for a firmware developer within the AI domain, which I could easily understand. I was able to go through di