Positive work environment.
A lot of things to learn for a newbie.
Not many things to learn once you've grown a little bit.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
I had to solve some programming tasks in C, which were rather simple. After sending the solutions, I was invited to an interview. At first, I was asked a few questions about myself. Then, we discussed my solutions to the tasks and I had to come up
Most of the interview was a technical talk. There were lots of quite easy questions. I had no programming test, but it's a requirement now. There were a few sentences in English about my experience and some small talk.
I applied for the Linux Kernel Software Engineer position via the Intel website. I received a phone call from Intel. They asked me some basic, non-technical questions, and then I was invited for a 1:1 interview. The interview was quite easy – no br
I had to solve some programming tasks in C, which were rather simple. After sending the solutions, I was invited to an interview. At first, I was asked a few questions about myself. Then, we discussed my solutions to the tasks and I had to come up
Most of the interview was a technical talk. There were lots of quite easy questions. I had no programming test, but it's a requirement now. There were a few sentences in English about my experience and some small talk.