Easy Culture, Slow Decisions
Easy Culture, Slow Decisions
Very comfortable culture, no work pressure.
Very big organization, so decision-making is slow.
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Software Engineer
A week after applying through a career fair, I received an email asking me to confirm interest and availability. Around two months later, I was contacted again for an informal, 30-minute phone interview. After a week, I was sent a link to formally
Software Engineer
1. Introduction of Intel & SSG department and each team in the department. 2. Speak about myself and projects I did. 3. Technical questions. 4. Asked if I have any preferable team in the department.
Software Engineer
My resume was passed through the on-campus interview process. It took about three weeks to get an interview after I handed in my resume. The interview itself went pretty smoothly. There were two 30-minute interviews, each with one person.
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesDecember 1, 2016A week after applying through a career fair, I received an email asking me to confirm interest and availability. Around two months later, I was contacted again for an informal, 30-minute phone interview. After a week, I was sent a link to formally
Software Engineer
Haifa, IsraelMay 1, 20151. Introduction of Intel & SSG department and each team in the department. 2. Speak about myself and projects I did. 3. Technical questions. 4. Asked if I have any preferable team in the department.
Software Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2018My resume was passed through the on-campus interview process. It took about three weeks to get an interview after I handed in my resume. The interview itself went pretty smoothly. There were two 30-minute interviews, each with one person.
