Depending on the team, you can get to work with some really good engineers.
Facilities is very good:
Pathetic and incompetent managers. They are interested only in their own image inside the company. Decisions are taken by the managers without discussion with the team, and the teams will have to bear the brunt of it.
Work-life balance is non-existent. You are supposed to be working always and replying to emails all the time.
The review process is not transparent. Too much politics.
There is too much disparity in pay and promotion between other sites.
Please resign and get some good managers if you want QCOM to recover.
Interview done in 2014, I got selected during that time. I have gone through 6 rounds of interviews for a WiFi Testing position. They asked basic WiFi questions at the protocol level and about all IEEE 802.11 standards, referencing my previous exper
Received a phone call to schedule a phone interview. Then received a phone call with 2-3 engineers and answered some technical questions. Subsequently, scheduled an on-site interview. There were 4 sessions, each about an hour, with 2-3 people. Que
Interviews are very technical. The hiring process is very slow.
Interview done in 2014, I got selected during that time. I have gone through 6 rounds of interviews for a WiFi Testing position. They asked basic WiFi questions at the protocol level and about all IEEE 802.11 standards, referencing my previous exper
Received a phone call to schedule a phone interview. Then received a phone call with 2-3 engineers and answered some technical questions. Subsequently, scheduled an on-site interview. There were 4 sessions, each about an hour, with 2-3 people. Que
Interviews are very technical. The hiring process is very slow.