Good technical team and learning curve can be good.
Being on a technical team, you still have to bear the pain of handling HR and payroll affairs. It is a hassle to manage and track if everything is fine and this happens every month.
Payroll vendor portal is most of the time inaccessible, so you to rely on the helpdesk for simplest of the issues. FYI, you have to follow-up multiple times with payroll vendor as well as finance team to resolve any payroll related issues.
Incompetent HR and finance department. Company like Marvell fails here to stand upto expectation. HR is never aware of what's going on and one has to follow-up with multiple people, to track down the right person first and then try to explain and get the issue resolved. No one-point contact, and as a technical team member, one would expect least amount of hardship in these areas atleast.
IT support is good, but can be hard to deal with sometimes when you need the best of their support.
Company like Marvell needs to really focus on making HR and Finance competent, so that the technical department employees can focus on real issues, rather than wasting time in trivial matters.
Hiring process was smooth, and interview questions were moderate to tough. Technical knowledge is well tested Screening process is good and cut off percentage should be a bit more lesser than the current
The interviews were purely technical. Also, they asked a lot about my resume including in-depth of my course work and work experience. Overall, all interviewers were very polite and respectful. The process was very pleasant.
There are some phone interviews, some engineers called me and asked a lot of questions, they give me a lot of time to find the answers, I can ask anyone for the answer, some questions do not have an answer, because there are no answers for these ques
Hiring process was smooth, and interview questions were moderate to tough. Technical knowledge is well tested Screening process is good and cut off percentage should be a bit more lesser than the current
The interviews were purely technical. Also, they asked a lot about my resume including in-depth of my course work and work experience. Overall, all interviewers were very polite and respectful. The process was very pleasant.
There are some phone interviews, some engineers called me and asked a lot of questions, they give me a lot of time to find the answers, I can ask anyone for the answer, some questions do not have an answer, because there are no answers for these ques