Good (not great) learning experience.
Too much politics. People work like donkeys.
They focus more on competition rather than co-operation.
No work-life balance.
I am surprised to see people can work day and night for others. I was an entrepreneur and left it to live a peaceful life for sometime, and joined a job. But I can't believe the foolishness that people can work so hard for others.
My advice for the people working in intel (not management):
Your job is for work-life balance. That means you want to contribute to society in a limited manner.
If you want to work day and night, then take a risk and start your own company.
Don't work like a donkey for others.
Time is limited, so don't waste time working for others.
The interview had three rounds: two technical and one HR session. The technical rounds focused on questions to evaluate analytical skills and coding exposure. The coding questions were moderate and confined to C and Python languages.
I met them at a career fair at my college, and about a month later, they emailed me, offering an interview. It lasted about 45 minutes and had a lot to do with computer hardware, covering topics like: * Caches * Logic gates * Stacks * Pipelining T
I applied for the job on your portal. Subsequently, they messaged me for an upcoming online interview a week after the day they contacted me. In the interview, I met with 3 people, who focused heavily on my projects as an Electronics Engineer, both
The interview had three rounds: two technical and one HR session. The technical rounds focused on questions to evaluate analytical skills and coding exposure. The coding questions were moderate and confined to C and Python languages.
I met them at a career fair at my college, and about a month later, they emailed me, offering an interview. It lasted about 45 minutes and had a lot to do with computer hardware, covering topics like: * Caches * Logic gates * Stacks * Pipelining T
I applied for the job on your portal. Subsequently, they messaged me for an upcoming online interview a week after the day they contacted me. In the interview, I met with 3 people, who focused heavily on my projects as an Electronics Engineer, both