Work-life balance is not good for the hardware team
Work-life balance is not good for the hardware team
Good environment, good teammates, and a good salary package.
Tight schedule, a lot of travel.
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The interview process was relatively straightforward: two phone screens followed by an on-site interview. My main complaint with this whole process was the recruiter. His communication was essentially non-existent the entire time. I felt like I was
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The all-day interview involved meeting with most of the team, likely across 6 or 7 rounds. I finally spoke with the director at the end. It was an exhausting process due to the sheer number of rounds. Many of the questions were also repeated by the
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Phone interview with HR rep that briefly touched on my experience at previous employment. Then a technical phone interview (about 45 minutes). Questions covered a range of topics, from microprocessors to voltage regulators. Very specific knowledge
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Cupertino, California, United StatesDecember 12, 2019The interview process was relatively straightforward: two phone screens followed by an on-site interview. My main complaint with this whole process was the recruiter. His communication was essentially non-existent the entire time. I felt like I was
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Cupertino, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2023The all-day interview involved meeting with most of the team, likely across 6 or 7 rounds. I finally spoke with the director at the end. It was an exhausting process due to the sheer number of rounds. Many of the questions were also repeated by the
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Cupertino, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2009Phone interview with HR rep that briefly touched on my experience at previous employment. Then a technical phone interview (about 45 minutes). Questions covered a range of topics, from microprocessors to voltage regulators. Very specific knowledge
