It is the best place to work! Best things:
Good graduate atmosphere.
I couldn't think of any bad things about the company other than a lot is expected from employees, but this is a good thing in my opinion.
In short, I'm extremely happy in my graduate role and have a lot of fun both in my job and working for Intel. I would highly recommend it as a place to work for graduates.
There is not much compensation and benefits.
One can get carried away and spend too much time at work.
Many old processes and new ways of thinking are sometimes shut down immediately.
Please consider the engineers' needs. Be very well versed with current technology trends in the market.
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
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.
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
Boring questions, generic ones, sorting a list, a 3-color array... the usual stuff. The interviewers seemed sleepy, and I don't think they were interested in the interview. It was a waste of time. I would not want to work there.