Less work, great company for hardware engineers.
This review is specifically for an internal tools team where management is too crappy. Even if you complain to HR, nothing happens. There's stressful work, night meetings, and no work-life balance.
Get new management
The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
I had about six interviews. Two to four of them were technical, ranging from computer science fundamentals to networking and Linux questions. The other interviews involved situational questions, such as "What would you do in [specific scenario]?" T
Applied through Foobar. Did well enough on the follow-up phone interview to go out to Santa Clara. I did alright, but that's not good enough for Intel. Overall, the process was on average smooth.
The interview lasted all day. The questions were pretty simple and standard, covering programming and some computer architecture. I recommend staying cool and answering to the best of your ability. I received an offer the following week and accepted
I had about six interviews. Two to four of them were technical, ranging from computer science fundamentals to networking and Linux questions. The other interviews involved situational questions, such as "What would you do in [specific scenario]?" T
Applied through Foobar. Did well enough on the follow-up phone interview to go out to Santa Clara. I did alright, but that's not good enough for Intel. Overall, the process was on average smooth.