I recently started at Intel as a Software Engineer intern and I have enjoyed it a lot. My manager and mentor have been helpful when it comes to transitioning into the work environment at Intel. Everyone has been welcoming and helpful.
The team I work for is going through a transition where teams are being created, removed, and divided. There is a lot of frenzy, so things are hectic and uncertain. This is most likely a short-term condition.
I do not have any advice for the management at the moment.
The hiring manager set up a phone interview for a testing position. Consequently, many questions were asked about: * Types of testing and their differences * Real-time test cases * My experience with testing * Issues faced during testing Additional
I submitted my resume online and was called by the end of the day by one of the members in the intern department. He said they were on a time crunch and had six candidates left to choose from, but my resume appeared better than others. He was wonderi
Really easy. Mostly interpersonal questions about working with others, etc. Questions covered: * What classes I took. * How I deal with conflict with employees. * Things I am proud of doing. Nothing too technical, but I did talk about my technical
The hiring manager set up a phone interview for a testing position. Consequently, many questions were asked about: * Types of testing and their differences * Real-time test cases * My experience with testing * Issues faced during testing Additional
I submitted my resume online and was called by the end of the day by one of the members in the intern department. He said they were on a time crunch and had six candidates left to choose from, but my resume appeared better than others. He was wonderi
Really easy. Mostly interpersonal questions about working with others, etc. Questions covered: * What classes I took. * How I deal with conflict with employees. * Things I am proud of doing. Nothing too technical, but I did talk about my technical