Brand name, pretty much a stable job. Quarterly events, potential to have a better personal life as well.
Being a big company, you are a small spoke in the huge wheel, ending up doing a minuscule part of a big project. The impact percentage is less, rather dispersed. NCGs would be better off working for a startup.
The cafeteria is overpriced, and some traditional foods could be much better.
A decent place to work
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives
I was interviewed as an experienced candidate, and the interviewers were fully conscious of my experience level. At times, they were even surprised at the depth of understanding I have of various things.
A friend referred me to a team manager. The team manager liked my resume and scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview mainly involved informing me about the job requirements, gauging my interest, and confirming my willingness to relocate to
There was a phone interview first, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. Some of them were: * How do you decrease the delay of a long wire? * Which combination of inputs gives the best delay for a 2-input NAND gate? Which combination gives
I was interviewed as an experienced candidate, and the interviewers were fully conscious of my experience level. At times, they were even surprised at the depth of understanding I have of various things.