Good perks, work-life balance, and work culture. Talented, loyal employees (especially old-timers). Makes great hardware products and successfully maintains market dominance in its traditional market domains. Sense of pride working for a respected company.
Unsure of the direction the company is heading; projects and priorities change every so often.
Company is finding it hard to enter new business domains.
Hard to move up the ranks.
Unhappy with the way new employees are hired - many mediocre people have been hired in the last few years.
Diversity hiring is given priority over retaining and attracting good employees.
Very smooth. Interviewer was helpful. HR process was smooth. Questions were technically strong. Asked many questions on data structures, pointers, and linked lists. Covered modern C++, design patterns, UML, etc. I was half prepared but enjoyed
The manager of a group found my resume on their website and contacted me to schedule a phone interview.
The interview covered basic OS, compiler, computer architecture, C, pointers, memory management, synchronization, resume, and C++ OOP concepts. Onsite was for nearly 5 hours, but most of the interviewers were friendly. The manager called up the ver
Very smooth. Interviewer was helpful. HR process was smooth. Questions were technically strong. Asked many questions on data structures, pointers, and linked lists. Covered modern C++, design patterns, UML, etc. I was half prepared but enjoyed
The manager of a group found my resume on their website and contacted me to schedule a phone interview.
The interview covered basic OS, compiler, computer architecture, C, pointers, memory management, synchronization, resume, and C++ OOP concepts. Onsite was for nearly 5 hours, but most of the interviewers were friendly. The manager called up the ver