Nice People, Slow Learning
Nice People, Slow Learning
- Work-life balance is good
- People are nice
- Not learn too much
- The project could be more interesting
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5 or 6 1-on-1 interviews with people on different teams. 1 hardware round, which I did not do well in but still received an offer. Software rounds were mostly LeetCode-style algorithm questions (easy to medium).
Software Engineer
The interview process at Intel can vary depending on the position you are applying for, but generally, it involves the following steps: **Application Submission:** The first step is to submit your application through the Intel careers website. You w
Software Engineer
1. Interview with an HR person. 2. Phone interview with technical questions. 3. Test on Codility, which was pretty hard to solve. 4. Face-to-face interview, with lots of questions about the code.
Software Engineer
CanadaMay 31, 20255 or 6 1-on-1 interviews with people on different teams. 1 hardware round, which I did not do well in but still received an offer. Software rounds were mostly LeetCode-style algorithm questions (easy to medium).
Software Engineer
MalaysiaMarch 22, 2023The interview process at Intel can vary depending on the position you are applying for, but generally, it involves the following steps: **Application Submission:** The first step is to submit your application through the Intel careers website. You w
Software Engineer
PolandAugust 28, 20211. Interview with an HR person. 2. Phone interview with technical questions. 3. Test on Codility, which was pretty hard to solve. 4. Face-to-face interview, with lots of questions about the code.
