Good work-life balance, but not enough challenge
Good work-life balance, but not enough challenge
- Freedom and empowerment for employees.
- Employee-centric policies, with great focus on Work-Life Effectiveness.
- Intel India ranks #2 in the "Great Place to Work" survey in India.
- Not enough fun; the work culture is boring (at least in the team I worked in).
- Not challenging enough. A laid-back attitude is prevalent across the company.
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The process will begin with a phone screening where you will be asked about your GPA and some basic questions. If you clear this stage, they will schedule a one-on-one interview. The one-on-one interview will consist of multiple rounds, one after an
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Attended an off-campus interview at the Intel campus. I had 3 rounds of interview. It started with a written test, then followed by a technical round. In the technical round, they asked about C basics and my academic project.
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It took around a day. The first round was on data structures and algorithms, and the second was on analytics and reasoning. Questions included topics like the number of trailing zeroes and the steps to reach the nth stair.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2012The process will begin with a phone screening where you will be asked about your GPA and some basic questions. If you clear this stage, they will schedule a one-on-one interview. The one-on-one interview will consist of multiple rounds, one after an
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2016Attended an off-campus interview at the Intel campus. I had 3 rounds of interview. It started with a written test, then followed by a technical round. In the technical round, they asked about C basics and my academic project.
Software Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2016It took around a day. The first round was on data structures and algorithms, and the second was on analytics and reasoning. Questions included topics like the number of trailing zeroes and the steps to reach the nth stair.
