It was a good internship experience.
Some micromanagement was there, and it is team dependent.
Nothing.
I spoke with recruiters are my university career fair. Was emailed several times about some apply-online standard things and then given full day onsite interview some time later. The interview had a full day schedule with 4 different interviews look
Three rounds. First round was with hiring manager to get to know your background and what type of roles you are looking for. Second and third rounds were taken together and were purely technical. I advise you to take internships/courses related to th
After a telephonic interview, there were 4 face-to-face interviews on the same day. Each interview was based on clocking, STA basics. There were questions on languages like Verilog, Tcl, Perl etc. And one of them was at a circuit level based on the
I spoke with recruiters are my university career fair. Was emailed several times about some apply-online standard things and then given full day onsite interview some time later. The interview had a full day schedule with 4 different interviews look
Three rounds. First round was with hiring manager to get to know your background and what type of roles you are looking for. Second and third rounds were taken together and were purely technical. I advise you to take internships/courses related to th
After a telephonic interview, there were 4 face-to-face interviews on the same day. Each interview was based on clocking, STA basics. There were questions on languages like Verilog, Tcl, Perl etc. And one of them was at a circuit level based on the