Good work-life balance, but compensation is not competitive
Good work-life balance, but compensation is not competitive
- Good work-life balance.
- Company in general cares about the employees.
- Compensation is poor compared to other semiconductor giants.
- Yearly hikes and stock grants are minimal.
- The level of work is not very challenging for Software Developers.
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The interviewer was very helpful; he helped me wherever I got stuck. Overall positive experience. I would suggest you apply for the same, as it's a big corporation and you don't want to miss a chance.
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It was a job fair at CSUS. I walked in and was teamed with an interviewer for about five minutes. They asked questions about my resume. If you were what they were looking for, they scheduled you for a formal interview for later in the day.
Software Developer
There was one question with 3 colors of balls in an array. You needed to sort the balls so that they would appear in the same group within the array, with a complexity of O(n).
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaFebruary 1, 2017The interviewer was very helpful; he helped me wherever I got stuck. Overall positive experience. I would suggest you apply for the same, as it's a big corporation and you don't want to miss a chance.
Software Developer
Sacramento, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2016It was a job fair at CSUS. I walked in and was teamed with an interviewer for about five minutes. They asked questions about my resume. If you were what they were looking for, they scheduled you for a formal interview for later in the day.
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Haifa, IsraelDecember 8, 2013There was one question with 3 colors of balls in an array. You needed to sort the balls so that they would appear in the same group within the array, with a complexity of O(n).
