Intel is a great place to work #GPTW
No cons experienced during my time there.
I had a phone interview, and nothing was out of the ordinary. I just went through all of my resume, discussing the projects I had worked on. The interviewer was looking for a lot of front-end experience, so I was asked to highlight my relevant skills
The first stage was a 1-hour phone call where I was asked several questions regarding past experiences, skills, and abilities. We also discussed the responsibilities of the role and an outlook on day-to-day tasks.
I applied pretty late in the process and had one phone screening with the project lead. Mostly, they asked about past projects that I worked on. I was expecting some behavioral questions, but they just described what an intern would do in the positi
I had a phone interview, and nothing was out of the ordinary. I just went through all of my resume, discussing the projects I had worked on. The interviewer was looking for a lot of front-end experience, so I was asked to highlight my relevant skills
The first stage was a 1-hour phone call where I was asked several questions regarding past experiences, skills, and abilities. We also discussed the responsibilities of the role and an outlook on day-to-day tasks.
I applied pretty late in the process and had one phone screening with the project lead. Mostly, they asked about past projects that I worked on. I was expecting some behavioral questions, but they just described what an intern would do in the positi