You can have decent work-life balance.
I started working here because of the great culture and benefits, but things are changing rapidly. They are playing nasty by doing fake performance-based layoffs, rip. No severance.
This was for a fresh graduate role in the firmware space. I had four rounds of interviews. 1. Technical phone screen: 30 minutes. I was asked questions about RTOS, synchronization primitives, and to explain a linked list and an array to a 5-year-old
1. The first round was telephonic. He asked me one question from data structures. I got the onsite interview on the same day. 2. Followed by 3 onsite interviews. Each interview was 45 minutes to 1 hour. After the second round of interviews, the thir
The interview process started with an HR person reaching out and conducting a phone screening. They asked mostly personality questions but ended the interview with a puzzle. The onsite interview lasted from 9 am to 4 pm on the Redmond campus. During
This was for a fresh graduate role in the firmware space. I had four rounds of interviews. 1. Technical phone screen: 30 minutes. I was asked questions about RTOS, synchronization primitives, and to explain a linked list and an array to a 5-year-old
1. The first round was telephonic. He asked me one question from data structures. I got the onsite interview on the same day. 2. Followed by 3 onsite interviews. Each interview was 45 minutes to 1 hour. After the second round of interviews, the thir
The interview process started with an HR person reaching out and conducting a phone screening. They asked mostly personality questions but ended the interview with a puzzle. The onsite interview lasted from 9 am to 4 pm on the Redmond campus. During