Not a good place for a fresh graduate
Not a good place for a fresh graduate
- Qualcomm cares for your family.
- Perks are good, and compensation-wise, it’s great.
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Work-life balance is usually affected in India due to multiple SoC tapeouts, as compared to the US.
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For a fresh graduate out of college, you don’t learn much because of the repetitive work you do.
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The hiring process was quite good, and communication was very effective with no delays. There was a telephonic round that lasted for half an hour. The in-person (F2F) interview was for almost all day, which included 5 to 6 rounds, followed by an HR
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It was a good experience overall. They asked about various concepts in UVM and SystemVerilog, mainly concentrating on UVM. Topics covered included interfaces, modports, driver-sequencer communication, and more. I was also asked about design concepts
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaAugust 1, 2009The hiring process was quite good, and communication was very effective with no delays. There was a telephonic round that lasted for half an hour. The in-person (F2F) interview was for almost all day, which included 5 to 6 rounds, followed by an HR
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaNovember 1, 2015The interview process consisted of a total of 5 rounds. The first round was a telephonic interview, followed by four face-to-face rounds. Questions mostly comprised: * Debugging of issues related to memory. * Algorithms and data structures (comple
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 18, 2024It was a good experience overall. They asked about various concepts in UVM and SystemVerilog, mainly concentrating on UVM. Topics covered included interfaces, modports, driver-sequencer communication, and more. I was also asked about design concepts
