I was able to improve my skills (technically, specifically in solving issues up to root cause level and providing preventive solutions). Also, I was able to improve my collaboration skills as this was crucial in our job that needs to work with the team from other departments.
The cons that I had in mind in my recent job is that we have fewer trainings and seminars that could potentially help us in our work.
I took an exam about circuit analysis, electronic devices and circuit theory and also some basic programming. I was also asked common interview questions like tell me about yourself, my work experience, career highlights.
Two stages interview. Multiple interviewers from the same team. Salary on the other side was low. The tram looks young though with very focused HW experience. The interviewers were taking turns on asking questions
Interview is not that formal. Circuits were shown and you have to answer or solve for some unknowns. The interviewer will ask you how many minutes would it take you to solve for the circuit and he/she will give you "that time" to answer.
I took an exam about circuit analysis, electronic devices and circuit theory and also some basic programming. I was also asked common interview questions like tell me about yourself, my work experience, career highlights.
Two stages interview. Multiple interviewers from the same team. Salary on the other side was low. The tram looks young though with very focused HW experience. The interviewers were taking turns on asking questions
Interview is not that formal. Circuits were shown and you have to answer or solve for some unknowns. The interviewer will ask you how many minutes would it take you to solve for the circuit and he/she will give you "that time" to answer.