Work-life balance is possible.
Projects and teams churn quite a bit.
It's hard to build a career.
The initial interview was in-person and on campus with the hiring manager. At the end of the interview, I was invited for a formal interview at Intel Labs in Santa Clara the following week. The formal interview consisted of: * Six 1:1 interviews (~
It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse
The initial interview was in-person and on campus with the hiring manager. At the end of the interview, I was invited for a formal interview at Intel Labs in Santa Clara the following week. The formal interview consisted of: * Six 1:1 interviews (~
It was a very positive experience. The interviewers were familiar with my resume and asked me to talk about some of my prior projects. There were some simple clarifying questions about my role. They told me about their work and, in some cases, asked
I attended an event. The interviews were not difficult, and the people were nice. I performed quite well in my interview and received an offer. However, the salary they proposed was lower than what I expected, so I had to decline it. I am quite upse