Work overtime without pay, high expectations, poor team culture, non-merit based bias
Work overtime without pay, high expectations, poor team culture, non-merit based bias
Good location.
Cafeteria with free fruit and soda.
Products you work on have a large user reach.
Working overtime is essentially required.
No overtime hours will be paid.
Expectations can exceed full-time workers (being asked to come in at 9 AM when the team gets in at 10 AM).
The amount of work needs to be stellar to be acknowledged as a good employee.
Limits the number of male employees on a team, making it difficult for a male intern to receive a full-time offer.
Job insecurity.
Huge layoffs create competition within teams.
Competition within the team promotes a lack of teamwork.
Hiring employees should be based on merit, not personal bias and gender.
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Austin, Texas, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016Had a first round of phone screen, followed by an onsite. The first phone interview asked some basic circuit design questions, CMOS. The onsite was more difficult, with four rounds of interviews. It focused more on testing your knowledge.
Hardware Engineer
Austin, Texas, United StatesMay 1, 2022The interview process begins with a phone screening by a recruiter. This is followed by a meeting with the hiring manager. Next, an on-site technical interview will cover more detailed questions. Finally, there will be follow-up from HR or recruit
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Austin, Texas, United StatesApril 1, 2015A 30-minute session covering basic computer architecture and digital design. Questions were also asked about C and Perl. The interviewer was very cool, and we had a nice chat for 10 minutes. The entire process took about 2 weeks.
