Excellent work environment. Colleagues and many interesting events are held for interns. I also learned a lot of coding skills and project code design during the internship. At Intel, you can meet many talented people, and building a strong network with others is important.
Not many aspects that I can complain about. But you need to take a lot of courses to require access for resources or going to the lab. Overall, this is for information security and to protect the company's profit. So, there is not much more I can complain about it.
The interviewer is very specific in testing your algorithmic logic skills. You have to prepare more technical knowledge in order to impress the interviewer. Usually, there are two interviews scheduled before an offer is given.
First stage: Introduce yourself, your courses, and projects (Skype). Second stage: Coding interview about data structures and algorithms (Skype). Third stage: Behavioral interview about personality (on-site). The total process took about three wee
The interview process is quite standard. HR will arrange interviews. There are a total of four rounds of interviews, focusing on quality, process, and technical knowledge. They are not very hard but are reasonable. It's good to try out and test the
The interviewer is very specific in testing your algorithmic logic skills. You have to prepare more technical knowledge in order to impress the interviewer. Usually, there are two interviews scheduled before an offer is given.
First stage: Introduce yourself, your courses, and projects (Skype). Second stage: Coding interview about data structures and algorithms (Skype). Third stage: Behavioral interview about personality (on-site). The total process took about three wee
The interview process is quite standard. HR will arrange interviews. There are a total of four rounds of interviews, focusing on quality, process, and technical knowledge. They are not very hard but are reasonable. It's good to try out and test the