Great work culture, awesome people, interesting work, and great work-life balance. I am working in Python and C++. The codebase is awesome with some innovative design and implementation, so there's something new to learn almost daily.
I am currently working on a project that's been in place for around two years. A lot of work has been done, but it wasn't documented that well. With the whole lockdown situation, it isn't as easy as walking to someone's desk and asking them something.
Straightforward and helpful. Three managers interviewed the candidate, asking questions related to behavioral and thought process reasoning. The interview lasted for an hour. Most questions can be handled by anyone, as long as you have coded before.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.
I submitted my resume at intel.com/jobs. About a week later, I received an email to set up a phone interview. My interview was scheduled for an hour, but one of the managers couldn't make it, so it lasted only about 30 minutes. The interviewer asked
Straightforward and helpful. Three managers interviewed the candidate, asking questions related to behavioral and thought process reasoning. The interview lasted for an hour. Most questions can be handled by anyone, as long as you have coded before.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.
I submitted my resume at intel.com/jobs. About a week later, I received an email to set up a phone interview. My interview was scheduled for an hour, but one of the managers couldn't make it, so it lasted only about 30 minutes. The interviewer asked