Working at Nvidia is good. People have freedom, whether it's work or other aspects, and each person is an individual contributor. The work culture is good, which is the best reason for my > 5 years' stay in this company.
You have to be vocal about the work you do. Pay is dependent upon the technology you work on and not the experience that you have.
Management has to think before giving a position to someone. They should not give anyone a leadership position just because a person is boasting about a lot of things.
I think management guys are so intelligent that they should get the person who is just talking and not doing work.
It was an okay type of interview. It was a normal interview. There were three people in the interview. Two of them were asking questions. They asked me five questions: * One question was from the written test. * One question was from Verilog.
The interviewer seemed to be a senior-level engineer and asked basic questions about digital system design. They repeated the OA (online assessment) questions. I was also asked to solve a SystemVerilog question. Cache and other architecture-relate
The process was very professional, and I am glad to have been part of it. However, the salary offered was not as per my expectations, so I had to decline. The office environment was excellent, as was the infrastructure.
It was an okay type of interview. It was a normal interview. There were three people in the interview. Two of them were asking questions. They asked me five questions: * One question was from the written test. * One question was from Verilog.
The interviewer seemed to be a senior-level engineer and asked basic questions about digital system design. They repeated the OA (online assessment) questions. I was also asked to solve a SystemVerilog question. Cache and other architecture-relate
The process was very professional, and I am glad to have been part of it. However, the salary offered was not as per my expectations, so I had to decline. The office environment was excellent, as was the infrastructure.