Very good work-life balance. Good insurance. Low-cost place. Relatively stable job (but actually not that good from 2016 ACT).
Peanut pay and very limited opportunities.
Terrible management from the middle level to VP level. They are good and reasonable people, though. Everything is moving very slowly, and you have limited opportunities to get promoted.
Submitted resume at on-campus career fair. One week later, had a phone screen. No further information yet.
I was interviewed a while back. I was asked two coding problems from LeetCode. After that, the interview focused mostly on my previous experience and the projects I completed during my academics. One of the problems was based on tree traversal and
The interview comprised a telephonic round and an on-site interview. Both included questions related to programming. Intel heavily relies on Microsoft technologies, so knowing them is a plus. The phone interview consisted of a few verbal technical q
Submitted resume at on-campus career fair. One week later, had a phone screen. No further information yet.
I was interviewed a while back. I was asked two coding problems from LeetCode. After that, the interview focused mostly on my previous experience and the projects I completed during my academics. One of the problems was based on tree traversal and
The interview comprised a telephonic round and an on-site interview. Both included questions related to programming. Intel heavily relies on Microsoft technologies, so knowing them is a plus. The phone interview consisted of a few verbal technical q