I have not experienced any cons.
I got my interview through the career fair at school. It took four basic questions on OS and coding, and then I got the interview. There were two rounds of phone interviews. The first one consisted of many basic C/C++ questions, as well as kernel/O
Passed two rounds of phone interviews. Failed the onsite interview at their Santa Clara office. There were 7 rounds in the onsite interview, including a lunch interview and an HR round, lasting for 5 hours.
I applied online on the NVIDIA website and received a call for an initial phone screen. There were two phone screens back-to-back. The first interview covered ASIC, VLSI design, digital design, C coding, and more. The second phone interview focused
I got my interview through the career fair at school. It took four basic questions on OS and coding, and then I got the interview. There were two rounds of phone interviews. The first one consisted of many basic C/C++ questions, as well as kernel/O
Passed two rounds of phone interviews. Failed the onsite interview at their Santa Clara office. There were 7 rounds in the onsite interview, including a lunch interview and an HR round, lasting for 5 hours.
I applied online on the NVIDIA website and received a call for an initial phone screen. There were two phone screens back-to-back. The first interview covered ASIC, VLSI design, digital design, C coding, and more. The second phone interview focused