Flexible schedule for a part-time position, and an opportunity to show your capabilities. The work environment is really nice because of the great management.
There are not many cons, but if I had to name one, it would be that there are no hard deadlines. This sometimes leads to delays.
In the email for the job opportunity at Intel, I was first asked to schedule a phone screen. **Phone screen:** * 5 minutes on the resume * 30 minutes on technical questions * 10 minutes on the job description provided by the interviewer Then, there
3 x 30-minute technical interviews. They seem to keep asking questions until the 30 minutes end. I was able to answer around 3-4 questions per round. The interviewers help you if you get stuck, so it's good.
It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m
In the email for the job opportunity at Intel, I was first asked to schedule a phone screen. **Phone screen:** * 5 minutes on the resume * 30 minutes on technical questions * 10 minutes on the job description provided by the interviewer Then, there
3 x 30-minute technical interviews. They seem to keep asking questions until the 30 minutes end. I was able to answer around 3-4 questions per round. The interviewers help you if you get stuck, so it's good.
It was a phone interview with four people, including myself. The people were very nice. They asked a lot of questions about my CV. Then, they asked about the most difficult problem I encountered and how I solved it. They also inquired about memory m