Company in a rut, trying hard to get out
Company in a rut, trying hard to get out
- Well-regarded and respected company
- Good talent
- Horrible engineering practices.
- No effort to improve engineering practice or build teams with the right mix.
- Fire yourselves and make way for better people.
- Get into management because you like it, not because you think that's the only way.
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Engineer
I was asked for a phone interview and then an on-site. The interview was not tough, but they didn't get back to me. They asked about my projects and some logic gates. The interview was easy.
Engineer
Went for a test engineer position. Four interview rounds: three technical and one with a manager. Got an excellent boss and am very happy about it.
Engineer
The position was ASIC Verification. Initially, I had two phone screens. Then they called me for an onsite interview, which consisted of four interviews and lunch with the ASIC manager, each lasting for 45 minutes. All four of them were technical. Wo
Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJune 1, 2010I was asked for a phone interview and then an on-site. The interview was not tough, but they didn't get back to me. They asked about my projects and some logic gates. The interview was easy.
Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesNovember 3, 2012Went for a test engineer position. Four interview rounds: three technical and one with a manager. Got an excellent boss and am very happy about it.
Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2011The position was ASIC Verification. Initially, I had two phone screens. Then they called me for an onsite interview, which consisted of four interviews and lunch with the ASIC manager, each lasting for 45 minutes. All four of them were technical. Wo
