Great Benefits, Frustrating Politics
Great Benefits, Frustrating Politics
Intel is a great place to work. It overall has a lot of benefits and rewards. They work hard to provide opportunities for education and advancement.
Like most large companies, there are a lot of politics and red tape to deal with.
Focal or review processes are not always easy to deal with.
Overall, I believe that Intel does a good job providing for employees. I would suggest that all departments try to be more in sync with priorities.
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Software Engineer
I was asked about a few ML concepts and a couple of OS-related topics. Later on, I was asked to give a presentation regarding my skills and knowledge. There were some other chats afterward, but those were not technical.
Software Engineer
Submitted resume on Intel Jobs site. Received prescreening phone call from Engineering Manager. Phone interviews, one hour each: * Project Manager * Software Director One hour in-person interview with the Project Manager. In-person interview with S
Software Engineer
Two technical interviews on site. One hour interview. First interview with two people. The second was with three people. In each, they asked one technical question. The rest of the interview was personal.
Software Engineer
PolandFebruary 9, 2024I was asked about a few ML concepts and a couple of OS-related topics. Later on, I was asked to give a presentation regarding my skills and knowledge. There were some other chats afterward, but those were not technical.
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015Submitted resume on Intel Jobs site. Received prescreening phone call from Engineering Manager. Phone interviews, one hour each: * Project Manager * Software Director One hour in-person interview with the Project Manager. In-person interview with S
Software Engineer
IsraelDecember 1, 2023Two technical interviews on site. One hour interview. First interview with two people. The second was with three people. In each, they asked one technical question. The rest of the interview was personal.
