The semiconductor industry is pretty interesting.
Extremely slow and inefficient. The recruitment process was atrocious and should have been a red flag from the beginning.
Just because a business is “huge” doesn’t mean it’s great. Get over yourself.
Screening, then First Technical Round, then second technical and Managerial round, then third Managerial round, then HR discussions. At the end of all rounds, they were saying only a 30% hike, not even matching the offer in hand. The process was ext
There were 4 rounds. I cleared all rounds in May, but due to some internal issue, they couldn't release the offer letter for the next 30 days. I contacted them after 30 days to follow up, and they said my profile was on hold. Then I stopped follow
The interview is not so difficult. It involves basic technical and project questions, followed by a manager round and a final HR round. I received QA Selenium and Java-based questions, XPath locators, and questions about the bug lifecycle and project
Screening, then First Technical Round, then second technical and Managerial round, then third Managerial round, then HR discussions. At the end of all rounds, they were saying only a 30% hike, not even matching the offer in hand. The process was ext
There were 4 rounds. I cleared all rounds in May, but due to some internal issue, they couldn't release the offer letter for the next 30 days. I contacted them after 30 days to follow up, and they said my profile was on hold. Then I stopped follow
The interview is not so difficult. It involves basic technical and project questions, followed by a manager round and a final HR round. I received QA Selenium and Java-based questions, XPath locators, and questions about the bug lifecycle and project