The company is financially stable; they basically have a monopoly over some industries.
Too much bureaucracy, little attention paid to software innovations; all they care about is producing the newest chip.
I had one phone interview discussing my experience for a different position, which wasn't a good fit. Intel kept my resume, and I was later contacted about a job that worked better for me.
I received an email to set a time for a 2-hour interview. After that was set, I received another email listing all four interviewers, each with 30-minute slots and little to no breaks in between. The first interviewer explained my potential assignme
Very brief over-the-phone interview. No technical questions.
I had one phone interview discussing my experience for a different position, which wasn't a good fit. Intel kept my resume, and I was later contacted about a job that worked better for me.
I received an email to set a time for a 2-hour interview. After that was set, I received another email listing all four interviewers, each with 30-minute slots and little to no breaks in between. The first interviewer explained my potential assignme
Very brief over-the-phone interview. No technical questions.