Good to learn new things.
Reasonable salary.
Despite being large, they do seem to make an effort to include Cambridge.
Very large organization. More difficult to get things done quickly. Lots of red tape. Very worried about losing data. Everything is protected, which can slow things down.
That said, it's what you might expect from a very large and successful company.
We need more processes to connect engineers at the bottom with other managers to ensure the management process works effectively. Badly placed, poor managers can cause problems.
I had a prior internship with Qualcomm. Within two months of the end of my internship, Qualcomm notified me that I was selected for a full-time hire. They performed a background check (no drug test) and let my previous experience speak for itself.
An online test for shortlisting consisted of MCQs from various topics, including Operating Systems, C, C++, and Aptitude. This was followed by two technical interviews and one HR interview. The main focus of the technical interviews was Operating S
I recently underwent two interviews for a position. After the second interview, the manager informed me that I had successfully passed and that a third step would be scheduled in two to three weeks. However, the manager ceased communication, leaving
I had a prior internship with Qualcomm. Within two months of the end of my internship, Qualcomm notified me that I was selected for a full-time hire. They performed a background check (no drug test) and let my previous experience speak for itself.
An online test for shortlisting consisted of MCQs from various topics, including Operating Systems, C, C++, and Aptitude. This was followed by two technical interviews and one HR interview. The main focus of the technical interviews was Operating S
I recently underwent two interviews for a position. After the second interview, the manager informed me that I had successfully passed and that a third step would be scheduled in two to three weeks. However, the manager ceased communication, leaving