Cool new tech.
Cutting-edge experiences.
Opportunities for advancement if you're bold and old.
Strong understanding of engineering rigors.
If you're not bold and older, you kind of get lost in the machine.
Cool projects you work on will likely never see daylight.
Middle to upper management seems to be floating drunkenly from project to project.
Get some direction. It's a post-PC world, whether you like it or not. New things are hard, but they're a lot harder if you don't try to finish them.
Had a phone interview with a hiring manager. It was mostly behavioral. I was called for an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of 6 rounds with a 15-minute break, including a lunch interview. There was a mix of coding and behavioral questions
Systems software knowledge will be tested thoroughly. Be familiar with x86 architecture. Be confident and truthful. Most people are friendly, very smart, and warming. This is one of the best places to interview and to work for.
I was initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn and submitted my resume. Several weeks later, I was contacted by Intel for a phone interview. The interview was scheduled for the following Monday and consisted of some very basic questions about
Had a phone interview with a hiring manager. It was mostly behavioral. I was called for an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of 6 rounds with a 15-minute break, including a lunch interview. There was a mix of coding and behavioral questions
Systems software knowledge will be tested thoroughly. Be familiar with x86 architecture. Be confident and truthful. Most people are friendly, very smart, and warming. This is one of the best places to interview and to work for.
I was initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn and submitted my resume. Several weeks later, I was contacted by Intel for a phone interview. The interview was scheduled for the following Monday and consisted of some very basic questions about