You are treated with respect. You get a lot of perks, and you get to meet a lot of nice people.
Work-life balance is a bit not good. Salary is not super high, and it's kinda hard to get good opportunities based on your work alone. You need to have good connections.
I was very impressed that the process moved so fast, with no delays. The whole process took a fraction of the time it would take at other big companies. I had two rounds of phone interviews, then was called onsite. At the onsite interview, I had sev
I applied by sending my resume to a friend who works at Intel. The HR department then called to set up a technical interview. After the first interview, I received an invitation to a second technical interview, followed by a job offer. In general, t
I was invited for one interview, which lasted 2 hours. The interviewers were friendly and asked me general questions about my programming background (university projects) and previous internship. They spent a lot of time going over the possibilities
I was very impressed that the process moved so fast, with no delays. The whole process took a fraction of the time it would take at other big companies. I had two rounds of phone interviews, then was called onsite. At the onsite interview, I had sev
I applied by sending my resume to a friend who works at Intel. The HR department then called to set up a technical interview. After the first interview, I received an invitation to a second technical interview, followed by a job offer. In general, t
I was invited for one interview, which lasted 2 hours. The interviewers were friendly and asked me general questions about my programming background (university projects) and previous internship. They spent a lot of time going over the possibilities