Intel is a great company to work for, where you feel like family and they genuinely care about their employees.
There's no overtime hour, and no weekend work.
I gave my CV when the company came to my university. They interviewed me on-site and, after a few days, invited me to a face-to-face interview. A few days later, I had an HR interview.
The process was organized and right on time. The interviewers were nice and did not seem rude. The interview itself was a standard technical interview, split into separate interviews. They came back with results fairly quickly.
At first, the interviewers introduce themselves and tell you about what their teams do. Then, you introduce yourself. After that, they ask three technical questions. In the end, they give you time to ask questions.
I gave my CV when the company came to my university. They interviewed me on-site and, after a few days, invited me to a face-to-face interview. A few days later, I had an HR interview.
The process was organized and right on time. The interviewers were nice and did not seem rude. The interview itself was a standard technical interview, split into separate interviews. They came back with results fairly quickly.
At first, the interviewers introduce themselves and tell you about what their teams do. Then, you introduce yourself. After that, they ask three technical questions. In the end, they give you time to ask questions.