Work-life balance is great. Good team.
Pay is lagging competitors. Revolving door of management.
Hire engineers to do engineering work. Less social engineering and more focus on real engineering.
Easy, breezy, lemon squeezy if you know your domain like the back of your hand. Interviewers at Intel mostly look for: * A strong background in the area of your degree. * The ability to communicate. * The ability to work with people.
Usually, a phone pre-screen interview is followed by an on-site interview. However, I received a call from the recruiting manager a couple of days after the interview stating they had stopped recruiting for the 2018 new grad positions. The interview
The interview was difficult. I had a lot of unexpected questions; there's not much else to say. They do try to filter out people that don't know what they're doing. The office is great and the atmosphere is great. They recruit quite aggressively.
Easy, breezy, lemon squeezy if you know your domain like the back of your hand. Interviewers at Intel mostly look for: * A strong background in the area of your degree. * The ability to communicate. * The ability to work with people.
Usually, a phone pre-screen interview is followed by an on-site interview. However, I received a call from the recruiting manager a couple of days after the interview stating they had stopped recruiting for the 2018 new grad positions. The interview
The interview was difficult. I had a lot of unexpected questions; there's not much else to say. They do try to filter out people that don't know what they're doing. The office is great and the atmosphere is great. They recruit quite aggressively.