Good offices and big buildings to work at.
The cafeteria offers good food at affordable prices.
Several activities are available to do.
Some managers are only interested in delivering work and not in volunteering activities.
Crowded spaces and already filled parking.
Too many difficulties in changing to a different site, making that almost impossible.
Some rules are left to the manager's discretion, and that affects the working environment.
Two interviews were conducted: * One focused on concepts. * Another was technical and practical. The employer was very amiable. They guided the process. Questions covered OOP programming, verification, logical design, Verilog, digital electroni
The process involved a phone call, followed by an onsite interview lasting 5-6 hours. The phone call covered basic concepts such as setup and hold, FIFO depth, gate conversion, cross-clock domain issues, hazards, and branch prediction.
Referred by an employee, it took one day to get a phone interview. On the same day, they informed me about an on-site interview. The on-site interview had five parts: computer architecture, verification, software, logic design, and one behavioral rou
Two interviews were conducted: * One focused on concepts. * Another was technical and practical. The employer was very amiable. They guided the process. Questions covered OOP programming, verification, logical design, Verilog, digital electroni
The process involved a phone call, followed by an onsite interview lasting 5-6 hours. The phone call covered basic concepts such as setup and hold, FIFO depth, gate conversion, cross-clock domain issues, hazards, and branch prediction.
Referred by an employee, it took one day to get a phone interview. On the same day, they informed me about an on-site interview. The on-site interview had five parts: computer architecture, verification, software, logic design, and one behavioral rou