HW debugging, SW debugging, NPI (New Product Introduction), and Mfg and network knowledge. Please see my resume.
Doesn't want to spend too much time on team offsites, but rather get more time on getting the job done in the most efficient way.
The interview process was pretty normal compared to other companies. Nothing seemed strange enough to make a candidate think they were just trying to trick them or show off. I got the feeling that they really want to see if the candidate can deliver
The experience was very painful and draining. The team didn't seem to know what they wanted to ask, and I'm sure they were using a Q&A downloaded from Google on a printout. The interviewer was willing to hire me on a contract basis rather than full-t
I had a couple of telephonic conversations about my resume, interests, and to improve my understanding of the position, reporting structure, and the company. Questions about my resume and interests were pretty standard, such as: * What different tec
The interview process was pretty normal compared to other companies. Nothing seemed strange enough to make a candidate think they were just trying to trick them or show off. I got the feeling that they really want to see if the candidate can deliver
The experience was very painful and draining. The team didn't seem to know what they wanted to ask, and I'm sure they were using a Q&A downloaded from Google on a printout. The interviewer was willing to hire me on a contract basis rather than full-t
I had a couple of telephonic conversations about my resume, interests, and to improve my understanding of the position, reporting structure, and the company. Questions about my resume and interests were pretty standard, such as: * What different tec