Work-life balance: there will be tons of work. I guess good compensation comes at the cost of this huge workload.
The learning and exploration are on your own; you can't expect any training or hand-holding. You have to be responsible for your own learning and ramp-up. At times, you'll have to work while ramping up, and you'll have to work extra hours during that time.
Expect to work from day one.
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There was an online test based on three fields: Software, VLSI, and Communication. We had to select one and undertake the test. It consisted of three parts: * Basic programming * Aptitude * The selected topic The shortlisted candidates' list was an
It was an on-campus recruitment drive. It involved an online written test, followed by two technical interviews and one HR interview a week after the test results were released. The written test consisted of three sections: Quantitative Aptitude, Pr
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. Initially, it started with resume-related questions, trying to gauge my RTL design exposure. Later, they gave a small to medium-level problem to solve. I did around half of it. The int