Great benefits, good work/life balance.
It's hard to get a promotion, and it's easy to get pigeonholed.
The process has been going on for 2 months now. The phone interview lasted 30 minutes and consisted of math, behavioral, and technical questions. I am currently scheduled for a Skype interview two weeks after the phone interview. The recruiters and
I had an on-campus interview with an Intel representative at the university job fair. Two months later, I received a phone screening from the hiring manager. The conversation focused on my PhD research with some additional behavioral questions. Then,
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce
The process has been going on for 2 months now. The phone interview lasted 30 minutes and consisted of math, behavioral, and technical questions. I am currently scheduled for a Skype interview two weeks after the phone interview. The recruiters and
I had an on-campus interview with an Intel representative at the university job fair. Two months later, I received a phone screening from the hiring manager. The conversation focused on my PhD research with some additional behavioral questions. Then,
A phone interview was followed by an in-person interview. We met on-site, and I answered standard interview questions, along with a few questions that were essentially math problems. I was asked to determine the direction of gears and similar conce