There is a good work environment in EDA.
Some office politics and sometimes stuck in a role
Called on-site for face to face interview at their Noida office. I was contracted by a recruiting agency. Interview was scheduled quite quickly after one short telephone round. In telephonic round basic questions on graph were asked. No coding, on
Met with three sets of people in person at the Chelmsford office then with another person in person at a coffee shop in Boston. I had been recommended by a former colleague, so I was not quizzed as much as most candidates would be.
I met 5 guys one by one in 5 hours and I was asked briefly about the company I worked before, in details, what kind of projects I took part and what skills I used. They did show me some codes and asked to find errors, possible memory corruption and h
Called on-site for face to face interview at their Noida office. I was contracted by a recruiting agency. Interview was scheduled quite quickly after one short telephone round. In telephonic round basic questions on graph were asked. No coding, on
Met with three sets of people in person at the Chelmsford office then with another person in person at a coffee shop in Boston. I had been recommended by a former colleague, so I was not quizzed as much as most candidates would be.
I met 5 guys one by one in 5 hours and I was asked briefly about the company I worked before, in details, what kind of projects I took part and what skills I used. They did show me some codes and asked to find errors, possible memory corruption and h