Not a good company to develop your career
Not a good company to develop your career
- There are some smart people around you.
- A lot of things to learn. Good for a college grad.
- Compensation is fair.
- Too much politics
- Selfish and incompetent management
- Very limited opportunity for career advancement
- Promotion is based on how well you can please your manager, not by how much you have contributed to the company
- Please learn to identify who is doing the real work and who is playing politics.
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I was selected through a campus interview. I had solved some previous year interview questions, mostly based on state machines and timing violations. There was one aptitude test, which was easy, and an interview. Perceptions: People: Very friendly,
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Questions on linked lists, queues, and arrays were asked. Questions on computer architecture were asked. The HR round was conducted by one of the hiring managers. Questions on cache handling were asked.
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I went through a GPU compiler loop last year. For me it was two technical screens then an onsite with a few deep dives, but it varied by team. I barely saw LeetCode style questions. Most coding was C or C++ plus compiler flavored graphs and systems t
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2007I was selected through a campus interview. I had solved some previous year interview questions, mostly based on state machines and timing violations. There was one aptitude test, which was easy, and an interview. Perceptions: People: Very friendly,
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaSeptember 3, 2023Questions on linked lists, queues, and arrays were asked. Questions on computer architecture were asked. The HR round was conducted by one of the hiring managers. Questions on cache handling were asked.
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April 27, 2026I went through a GPU compiler loop last year. For me it was two technical screens then an onsite with a few deep dives, but it varied by team. I barely saw LeetCode style questions. Most coding was C or C++ plus compiler flavored graphs and systems t
