Good work-life balance, compensation, and smart colleagues.
Bad management and unclear job paths
I applied through Intel's website. After a few weeks, I was contacted by the Hiring Manager of the group where I applied. The manager asked me questions regarding my CV and about a few projects that I had listed. Then came some behavioral questions,
Interviewers are great. Recruiters are very friendly. I can't get an offer because of an immigration issue. However, they agree to relocate me if I can work in Canada for Intel for one year.
The hiring process takes about one month. I submitted my resume at the campus career fair and received an email one week later. The first round of interviews was one hour with two people, who asked simple coding questions. The second round was three
I applied through Intel's website. After a few weeks, I was contacted by the Hiring Manager of the group where I applied. The manager asked me questions regarding my CV and about a few projects that I had listed. Then came some behavioral questions,
Interviewers are great. Recruiters are very friendly. I can't get an offer because of an immigration issue. However, they agree to relocate me if I can work in Canada for Intel for one year.
The hiring process takes about one month. I submitted my resume at the campus career fair and received an email one week later. The first round of interviews was one hour with two people, who asked simple coding questions. The second round was three