Everyone is very well educated about the products and services provided, and everyone knows what they are talking about.
Most of the employees of the company are very nice and kind and do their best to help you out whenever you need it. Of course, there are always those mean, snobby people like in every other company, but there are way more nice people.
Overall, a great place to be a hardware engineer.
Not too many. Could have better pay though. Someone needs to pay for that Lamborghini ;)
I was first contacted by HR to schedule a phone technical interview. All technical questions were pretty straightforward, based on the job description. I did a bit of brush-up on a few things.
The interview was conducted on campus. I had a one-to-one interview for about 40 mins. The interviewer asked questions regarding the resume and technical questions related to previous work mentioned in the resume.
After two phone interviews, I received a call for an onsite interview. The onsite interview was grueling, with back-to-back sessions lasting 45 minutes each. Surprisingly, there were no behavioral questions. Overall, I was not happy with the proce
I was first contacted by HR to schedule a phone technical interview. All technical questions were pretty straightforward, based on the job description. I did a bit of brush-up on a few things.
The interview was conducted on campus. I had a one-to-one interview for about 40 mins. The interviewer asked questions regarding the resume and technical questions related to previous work mentioned in the resume.
After two phone interviews, I received a call for an onsite interview. The onsite interview was grueling, with back-to-back sessions lasting 45 minutes each. Surprisingly, there were no behavioral questions. Overall, I was not happy with the proce