Work-life balance, ESPP, stock grants, ideal for settling down, job security, and infinite volunteering
Hike, promotions take time, less WFH, and directs its profit to shareholders and expansion with nothing for employees, and less learning with redundant work.
It was good. The interviewer was a really nice man and also very nice in the way he asked the questions. Emphasize more on electronic devices and the fabrication process, as the work is somewhat related to that.
The interview was with a panel of 5 interviewers, with each of them asking questions in turns for around 45-60 minutes. The questions were a mix of behavioral and technical, but mainly related to my resume, projects, and experiences, as well as a few
Initially, I was called by HR to set up a phone interview with the manager. The questions were based on the skills mentioned on my resume: C programming, memory management, and Linux. I cleared the round and was called onsite. The onsite interview c
It was good. The interviewer was a really nice man and also very nice in the way he asked the questions. Emphasize more on electronic devices and the fabrication process, as the work is somewhat related to that.
The interview was with a panel of 5 interviewers, with each of them asking questions in turns for around 45-60 minutes. The questions were a mix of behavioral and technical, but mainly related to my resume, projects, and experiences, as well as a few
Initially, I was called by HR to set up a phone interview with the manager. The questions were based on the skills mentioned on my resume: C programming, memory management, and Linux. I cleared the round and was called onsite. The onsite interview c