Good company, you can have challenges.
Would depend on the group you work for.
I went through the Intel India interview process during placements at our college. There was CPI-based shortlisting, followed by four rounds of interviews. The first round was based on C++, C, and Java basics, along with coding questions and some qu
Comfortable, cordial, and professional. The interview process was quickly scheduled. * First interview: Personality assessment with supervisor. * Second interview: With coworkers. * Third interview: With supervisor to discuss relocation packag
The process was not at all organized, and there was no process for informing or updating candidates. Consideration should be given to the time candidates devote, which was unprofessional and not expected from a large organization. A total of four ro
I went through the Intel India interview process during placements at our college. There was CPI-based shortlisting, followed by four rounds of interviews. The first round was based on C++, C, and Java basics, along with coding questions and some qu
Comfortable, cordial, and professional. The interview process was quickly scheduled. * First interview: Personality assessment with supervisor. * Second interview: With coworkers. * Third interview: With supervisor to discuss relocation packag
The process was not at all organized, and there was no process for informing or updating candidates. Consideration should be given to the time candidates devote, which was unprofessional and not expected from a large organization. A total of four ro