It is a large company with lots of opportunity if you are willing to move. It seems to be stable, although I have only been here a little over a year.
It is a large company and not very nimble. It takes a long time to get things done. They are old-fashioned and slow in their thinking. You can find yourself working long hours to keep up.
Be more open to ideas from new employees who have worked in more places than just Intel.
I have been through 5 technical rounds, which concentrated on different aspects, and one managerial round. Each technical round took almost 2 hours. For validation roles, you need to know the complete bug cycle and debug end-to-end flow.
Single tech review with few managers. I was an intern already, so the HR process was limited, and I was known in the company. I was not asked about my salary expectations.
In the first 5 minutes, there was a company presentation. After that, I was asked about C, Python, and Linux (theory + code). In the end, they let me ask about the company and the job.
I have been through 5 technical rounds, which concentrated on different aspects, and one managerial round. Each technical round took almost 2 hours. For validation roles, you need to know the complete bug cycle and debug end-to-end flow.
Single tech review with few managers. I was an intern already, so the HR process was limited, and I was known in the company. I was not asked about my salary expectations.
In the first 5 minutes, there was a company presentation. After that, I was asked about C, Python, and Linux (theory + code). In the end, they let me ask about the company and the job.