Good company culture and a friendly attitude, with guiding approaches from co-workers. Understanding and acceptance of mistakes, with a focus on skills upgrading and learning.
The location of the Chai Chee building is very out of the way for an international US company, which requires weird meeting times like 6 AM or 10 PM to collaborate with international co-workers.
Singapore is in the late stage of silicon development with an emphasis on testing houses, not a design firm here.
There is a seasonal ramp-up and ramp-down in workload. You are either very free or very busy. If you like these conditions, it's okay, I guess.
I was called by AMD's recruiter and asked to discuss my current job and background. I was then invited to an online interview. The first questions were about my current job and responsibilities, what I was in charge of, and my contributions. The hi
Two managers interviewed me for the Co-Op position. They asked a few technical questions related to CMOS basics and VLSI test concepts, and a few HR questions such as my interest in the role and why.
In progress: Behavior questions first: * Why are you choosing [Company Name]. * Why did you quit your previous jobs. Then, move on to specific technical questions regarding the two languages. Finally, allow time for their questions.
I was called by AMD's recruiter and asked to discuss my current job and background. I was then invited to an online interview. The first questions were about my current job and responsibilities, what I was in charge of, and my contributions. The hi
Two managers interviewed me for the Co-Op position. They asked a few technical questions related to CMOS basics and VLSI test concepts, and a few HR questions such as my interest in the role and why.
In progress: Behavior questions first: * Why are you choosing [Company Name]. * Why did you quit your previous jobs. Then, move on to specific technical questions regarding the two languages. Finally, allow time for their questions.