WLB is great, flexibility at work, and switching teams is good.
Benefits are decent.
It is a big company; your impact will be small.
Projects never meet deadlines.
Middle management takes in all the money.
Base compensation is poor compared to competitors.
Phone interview where I was asked to describe the graphics pipeline and was asked about mipmaps. Followed by an onsite interview where at least three people asked me about the graphics pipeline, followed by a simple linked list question.
I applied for two open requisitions and waited for a month to be contacted by HR. I went through four interviews for both positions. The questions were not too complicated, covering: * General C++ * High-level SoC architecture * Behavioral question
The interview went on for around 75-90 minutes. It started with introductions, company culture, and customer requirements. Initially, simple C/C++ code snippets were asked to determine the final output. Later, there were 3-4 questions regarding me
Phone interview where I was asked to describe the graphics pipeline and was asked about mipmaps. Followed by an onsite interview where at least three people asked me about the graphics pipeline, followed by a simple linked list question.
I applied for two open requisitions and waited for a month to be contacted by HR. I went through four interviews for both positions. The questions were not too complicated, covering: * General C++ * High-level SoC architecture * Behavioral question
The interview went on for around 75-90 minutes. It started with introductions, company culture, and customer requirements. Initially, simple C/C++ code snippets were asked to determine the final output. Later, there were 3-4 questions regarding me