Work-life balance is great. Lots of benefits, and compensation is better than average. The work is challenging, not boring. Not all managers and teams are the same. A great manager makes all the difference. There are various organizations to move around if desired.
If you work for a bad manager, like anywhere else, you'll want out.
The interview process was quite quick, taking only one week, with all interviews conducted remotely. Interview stages included: * An HR interview to understand your profile and discuss opportunities at Intel. * A first technical round with two
The role was straightforward but wasn't that in-depth. It was an entry-level position but didn't give much room to show talent. I don't think I had the right knowledge and skill sets for the job.
The hiring manager interview was conducted by a nice and polite person. The technical interview was conducted by a group of rude individuals, and even the architect was rude. I can't imagine how such a great company has hired such people. No wonde
The interview process was quite quick, taking only one week, with all interviews conducted remotely. Interview stages included: * An HR interview to understand your profile and discuss opportunities at Intel. * A first technical round with two
The role was straightforward but wasn't that in-depth. It was an entry-level position but didn't give much room to show talent. I don't think I had the right knowledge and skill sets for the job.
The hiring manager interview was conducted by a nice and polite person. The technical interview was conducted by a group of rude individuals, and even the architect was rude. I can't imagine how such a great company has hired such people. No wonde