Awesome benefits, decent pay, and a very stable employer.
Opportunity to travel abroad and be part of a global organization.
Good management.
In software, Intel is far behind the industry, and it's hard to develop technological skills compared to a smaller company. You also feel less meaningful, like a small gear in an enormous mechanism.
In software, Intel is far behind the industry, and it's hard to develop technological skills compared to a smaller company. You also feel less meaningful, like a small gear in an enormous mechanism.
I had an initial phone screen with basic questions related to my resume. After that, I was invited for an onsite interview, which consisted of four rounds. Two rounds were technical: * One focused on coding and basic computer science fundamental
They did a deep dive into my resume and gave me coding questions. They also asked me some behavioral questions. The interview was a bit difficult, but I can't complain since it's at the same level as big tech.
I received an email requesting an interview. The interview went well; it was all technical. However, I did not receive an offer.
I had an initial phone screen with basic questions related to my resume. After that, I was invited for an onsite interview, which consisted of four rounds. Two rounds were technical: * One focused on coding and basic computer science fundamental
They did a deep dive into my resume and gave me coding questions. They also asked me some behavioral questions. The interview was a bit difficult, but I can't complain since it's at the same level as big tech.
I received an email requesting an interview. The interview went well; it was all technical. However, I did not receive an offer.