Laid back environment
Time to work on personal projects
Very flexible work time, including work from home
Sometimes free food
Pay is not competitive
Priorities for the company are not made clear; direction is uncertain
Because of the laid back environment, many employees do the minimum required to get by
The rank and file are not motivated to do a great job because (other than upper management and FAEs) they have no idea what the long term goals are or what the customers need.
Work on that.
Was contacted by recruiter for the position with an initial phone call/screening interview. He set up a 1:1 interview with the group manager (again over the phone). That interview was mostly basic, a few technical questions about compiling/assembling
I was hired through campus interview. 3 teams in groups of 2 visited the campus. The first round was written containing C, DSP/Communications, and aptitude. Followed by 3 hours of interview, 1 hour with each group. I was offered a job at the end of t
They just asked me all C questions for ECE students as I am from an ECE background, and they stressed mostly on software subjects to see whether I will be comfortable with programming or not.
Was contacted by recruiter for the position with an initial phone call/screening interview. He set up a 1:1 interview with the group manager (again over the phone). That interview was mostly basic, a few technical questions about compiling/assembling
I was hired through campus interview. 3 teams in groups of 2 visited the campus. The first round was written containing C, DSP/Communications, and aptitude. Followed by 3 hours of interview, 1 hour with each group. I was offered a job at the end of t
They just asked me all C questions for ECE students as I am from an ECE background, and they stressed mostly on software subjects to see whether I will be comfortable with programming or not.