Good company to work for.
Work-life balance.
Nothing to say for cons.
There were three rounds: two technical and one managerial. As I had approximately 4.7 years of experience in LTE NW protocol layer 2 and layer 3, my interviewer started with logical puzzles like the egg drop puzzle and the finding average salary puz
Applied through university and secured a phone interview. It consisted of a few basic questions about past internships and skills. There were no in-depth whiteboard questions, just a few queries about software definitions.
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
There were three rounds: two technical and one managerial. As I had approximately 4.7 years of experience in LTE NW protocol layer 2 and layer 3, my interviewer started with logical puzzles like the egg drop puzzle and the finding average salary puz
Applied through university and secured a phone interview. It consisted of a few basic questions about past internships and skills. There were no in-depth whiteboard questions, just a few queries about software definitions.
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,