Stable job. Nice people. Good quality work. Surrounded by smart people. Good opportunities to learn lots of new stuff. Your contribution is recognized.
Too much red tape. Slow decision making. The company doesn't seem to be able to execute fast, and past leads seem to be eroding away. But that's got nothing to do with the job in question.
Applied online. Received an email about a month later to set up a 1-hour phone interview. Questions were mostly technical, but included a few personal/non-technical ones. The questions were standard, nothing out of the ordinary.
I was interviewed for a Design Automation Engineer Intern position. The interview process was okay. I was asked basic questions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI), logic circuit design, software, and some behavioral questions. It was a phone s
First, there was a technical phone interview, then an additional on-site interview with two technical questions: 1. Maximum of sub-array 2. Min operation in O(1) Then, there was a job offer on-site.
Applied online. Received an email about a month later to set up a 1-hour phone interview. Questions were mostly technical, but included a few personal/non-technical ones. The questions were standard, nothing out of the ordinary.
I was interviewed for a Design Automation Engineer Intern position. The interview process was okay. I was asked basic questions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI), logic circuit design, software, and some behavioral questions. It was a phone s
First, there was a technical phone interview, then an additional on-site interview with two technical questions: 1. Maximum of sub-array 2. Min operation in O(1) Then, there was a job offer on-site.