Pleasant to work
Pleasant to work
- The work culture is good.
- The manager is always supportive.
- Higher management is easily accessible, even the VP!
- Huge workload
- Lack of knowledge sharing
- No team activities
More successful results will come with a happy family.
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I was contacted by a recruiter who was very persistent when it came to setting up the phone screen and on-site interviews. After the phone screen, I was invited on-site the next day. I had heard that Qualcomm was a pretty male-dominated company, but
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I was contacted by the recruiter who set up a phone interview. I was asked questions on network device drivers and C programming, such as static global vs. static, etc. I was also asked about the MAC header for 802.11. It did not go very well, as
Staff Engineer
1-hour interview. Questions focused on RTOS, Data Structures, and C++ logic programming. Towards the end of the interview, there were two questions where I was asked to code and read it out.
Build and Release Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2015I was contacted by a recruiter who was very persistent when it came to setting up the phone screen and on-site interviews. After the phone screen, I was invited on-site the next day. I had heard that Qualcomm was a pretty male-dominated company, but
Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2011I was contacted by the recruiter who set up a phone interview. I was asked questions on network device drivers and C programming, such as static global vs. static, etc. I was also asked about the MAC header for 802.11. It did not go very well, as
Staff Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 20101-hour interview. Questions focused on RTOS, Data Structures, and C++ logic programming. Towards the end of the interview, there were two questions where I was asked to code and read it out.
