Money is better than other companies.
There are no cons in Intel.
There are 6 rounds of 1:1 interviews. The interviewers were engineers from several teams. Each 1:1 interview lasts 30-60 minutes and basically focuses on technical questions.
I had applied to Intel several times since December 2010 and finally received an email requesting a phone interview on June 13, 2011. The interviewer (I'll call him X) called right on time. He began by describing his position and job profile at Intel
Had an initial phone interview where they asked puzzles, followed by a day-long interview. They went through the entire resume, asking technical questions regarding skills listed. There were also behavioral questions, such as "How would you handle
There are 6 rounds of 1:1 interviews. The interviewers were engineers from several teams. Each 1:1 interview lasts 30-60 minutes and basically focuses on technical questions.
I had applied to Intel several times since December 2010 and finally received an email requesting a phone interview on June 13, 2011. The interviewer (I'll call him X) called right on time. He began by describing his position and job profile at Intel
Had an initial phone interview where they asked puzzles, followed by a day-long interview. They went through the entire resume, asking technical questions regarding skills listed. There were also behavioral questions, such as "How would you handle