A great place in terms of work-life balance and salary, if you are not working in the mainstream project. The bonuses are good as well, and there is usually not too much pressure (again, off the mainstream).
Not so interesting for a computer scientist, though. If you can live with boredom, you should definitely give it a try.
Learn how to integrate existing companies into Intel. Your record is very poor on this one.
The interview had two parts: * **Technical:** They asked two LeetCode questions (not too hard). * **Behavioral:** They asked general questions (not too tricky).
The hiring process was straight forward with a phone interview with questions pertaining directly to the job profile. It was technical but not too difficult with an onus on getting the right person for the job. Then I was called for an on-site interv
I had to describe in detail one of my recent projects. I also had to answer two technical questions. At the beginning of the interview, I was explained about the company and the position. Overall, they were really nice.
The interview had two parts: * **Technical:** They asked two LeetCode questions (not too hard). * **Behavioral:** They asked general questions (not too tricky).
The hiring process was straight forward with a phone interview with questions pertaining directly to the job profile. It was technical but not too difficult with an onus on getting the right person for the job. Then I was called for an on-site interv
I had to describe in detail one of my recent projects. I also had to answer two technical questions. At the beginning of the interview, I was explained about the company and the position. Overall, they were really nice.