Good benefit. Good environment for learning and working.
Not many cons working here.
The interview process included: * A phone screen with a potential coworker. * A phone interview with a potential coworker and the hiring manager. * Dinner with several managers and all candidates. * Seven 1:1 interviews lasting the entire da
1. Short talk about Intel and the specific job. 2. A few questions about me, where I learned, and why. 3. Two questions about SM and one about pseudocode related to stacks and PN concepts.
Polite and professional, not unfriendly yet not very outgoing. Seemed to be oblivious to the fact that my performance on technical questions was impeded largely due to them being poorly explained.
The interview process included: * A phone screen with a potential coworker. * A phone interview with a potential coworker and the hiring manager. * Dinner with several managers and all candidates. * Seven 1:1 interviews lasting the entire da
1. Short talk about Intel and the specific job. 2. A few questions about me, where I learned, and why. 3. Two questions about SM and one about pseudocode related to stacks and PN concepts.
Polite and professional, not unfriendly yet not very outgoing. Seemed to be oblivious to the fact that my performance on technical questions was impeded largely due to them being poorly explained.