No work-life balance
No work-life balance
Talent and hard-working people create the best products.
Too many reports and meetings.
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Supplier Quality Engineer
The first round was a phone screen with the hiring manager. It was mostly technical. I was called onsite after three weeks. It consisted of six interviewers for about five hours. I loved the experience; all the interviewers were very friendly and en
Supplier Quality Engineer
I had an onsite interview with the enclosures team. A few of the people I spoke with seemed like robots and had no personality. The questions were average for an SQE. Overall, when I interviewed, I didn't feel welcomed, but the recruiter was nice a
Supplier Quality Engineer
This was a phone interview for a summer internship. I was contacted by email. The interviewer was courteous but sounded nervous for some reason. Nothing else to say, really. It was a straightforward process.
Supplier Quality Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2010The first round was a phone screen with the hiring manager. It was mostly technical. I was called onsite after three weeks. It consisted of six interviewers for about five hours. I loved the experience; all the interviewers were very friendly and en
Supplier Quality Engineer
Cupertino, California, United StatesSeptember 13, 2019I had an onsite interview with the enclosures team. A few of the people I spoke with seemed like robots and had no personality. The questions were average for an SQE. Overall, when I interviewed, I didn't feel welcomed, but the recruiter was nice a
Supplier Quality Engineer
Waterloo, CanadaFebruary 1, 2018This was a phone interview for a summer internship. I was contacted by email. The interviewer was courteous but sounded nervous for some reason. Nothing else to say, really. It was a straightforward process.
