Good work-life balance.
Good perks.
Less stress.
Less salary Less innovation No planning
I had two online technical interviews. The first was with the group's architect, and the second was with both the hiring manager and a senior engineer. Both interviews focused mainly on projects I've done in the past. There were also some HR questi
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
English assessment exam, followed by interviews with two software engineering managers. Both interviews lasted over two hours, during which we covered extensive topics regarding my experience with Linux and other technologies.
I had two online technical interviews. The first was with the group's architect, and the second was with both the hiring manager and a senior engineer. Both interviews focused mainly on projects I've done in the past. There were also some HR questi
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
English assessment exam, followed by interviews with two software engineering managers. Both interviews lasted over two hours, during which we covered extensive topics regarding my experience with Linux and other technologies.