Best workplace in the world
No cons are on my mind this moment.
There were two telephonic interviews. Both interviews included coding questions based to test algorithmic knowledge and hold on the programming language. The interviews went pretty well, but I got a rejection call after a few days. I think companies
Had 4 rounds (2 technical, 1 behavioral, 1 technical). Being strong in SystemVerilog fundamentals should help you out. Coding questions are tricky, testing knowledge on multiple concepts of SV and UVM.
A recruiter emailed me to ask if I was interested in their company, and I replied "yes" with my resume attached. Coordinators emailed me to schedule phone interviews, and the interviewers called me for phone interviews. In the first phone interview
There were two telephonic interviews. Both interviews included coding questions based to test algorithmic knowledge and hold on the programming language. The interviews went pretty well, but I got a rejection call after a few days. I think companies
Had 4 rounds (2 technical, 1 behavioral, 1 technical). Being strong in SystemVerilog fundamentals should help you out. Coding questions are tricky, testing knowledge on multiple concepts of SV and UVM.
A recruiter emailed me to ask if I was interested in their company, and I replied "yes" with my resume attached. Coordinators emailed me to schedule phone interviews, and the interviewers called me for phone interviews. In the first phone interview