There is not too much pressure on the employees, you can choose whether you want to put hours on something or just stay there, receiving your wage every month.
It's pretty stable job position, not too many job offers, not too many laid-offs.
Not good place to live in, not many things to do. Neither the salary is good, is below the electronics average.
There should be more communication with the base-of-the-pyramid workers.
We need better salary conditions.
The company must put more money on software and hardware tools.
I had a first and second round interview. Both times, I met with 2 engineers followed by a HR person. I was told after the second round that I would hear back within 2 days. I never heard back from them.
Applied grads position via email. And they got back to me almost half a year later because of the previous successful candidate decided to take his Ph.D. They first gave me a phone interview where it was mostly about the things written on the resume
I was applying for this kind of job through my university. After sending a CV and cover letter, they called me back after approx 2 week to arrange and phone interview. Interview lasted 40 minutes. Interviewer asked me about my previous projects in s
I had a first and second round interview. Both times, I met with 2 engineers followed by a HR person. I was told after the second round that I would hear back within 2 days. I never heard back from them.
Applied grads position via email. And they got back to me almost half a year later because of the previous successful candidate decided to take his Ph.D. They first gave me a phone interview where it was mostly about the things written on the resume
I was applying for this kind of job through my university. After sending a CV and cover letter, they called me back after approx 2 week to arrange and phone interview. Interview lasted 40 minutes. Interviewer asked me about my previous projects in s