The pay is great, and benefits aren't half bad either.
There is absolutely no regard for work/life balance, to the point where supervisors tell their supervisees that the key to success is to sleep less so you can work more.
The workplace culture is toxic, and the job is not as advertised.
You're expected to be reachable 24/7, even in the middle of the night and on weekends (including scheduling regular meetings on Sunday mornings), and thus can never escape.
Hire more people so the work is more manageable. 60-80++ hours/week is unhealthy, even for those without families, and so people don't need to be on call 24/7.
Rein in your supervisors and hire people with a regard for their employees' happiness, both within the workplace and at home. And for goodness sake, let employees go home and log off! This stuff isn't life or death, so please stop treating it as such.
Full-day interviews started right after a one-hour presentation. I was invited for an on-site interview day in Hillsboro. I met with many engineers and had about seven interviews back-to-back, with a one-hour off-site lunch during the lunch break.
Basic semiconductor physics and questions on what the candidate has done in their school work. There were a total of 8 consecutive interviews. Questions were also asked about my presentation. All interviewers were very kind and helpful.
I gave an hour-long presentation describing my research experience. This was then followed by eight individual interviews with various members of the hiring team throughout the rest of the day. These interviews were a mix of fellow engineers from t
Full-day interviews started right after a one-hour presentation. I was invited for an on-site interview day in Hillsboro. I met with many engineers and had about seven interviews back-to-back, with a one-hour off-site lunch during the lunch break.
Basic semiconductor physics and questions on what the candidate has done in their school work. There were a total of 8 consecutive interviews. Questions were also asked about my presentation. All interviewers were very kind and helpful.
I gave an hour-long presentation describing my research experience. This was then followed by eight individual interviews with various members of the hiring team throughout the rest of the day. These interviews were a mix of fellow engineers from t