Most of my team is smart and nice to work with.
Traffic in Mira Mesa is only a problem for about half an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening. If you dodge that window, it's a quick commute to the various housing around.
If you don't like cubicles, well, all future space is looking likely to be cubicles.
Housing is almost as expensive as San Francisco.
There is an enormous amount of paperwork surrounding checking in changes.
There are just enough people who make just enough noise and don't seem to understand stuff that one can be left with the feeling of working with idiots, even when almost everyone is nice to deal with.
Qualcomm is currently trying to reduce staffing costs, so you're pretty much stuck wherever you are.
The managed product line paperwork is absolutely morale-destroying. It needs work to be less frustrating to deal with.
The interview process begins with a phone call. Inputs from the interviewer are then relayed to the hiring manager, who will subsequently schedule an onsite interview. It is expected that 4-5 onsite rounds will lead to an offer. This is the usual pro
I was rolled over from Intern to Full Time. I joined in 2004, unfortunately, with no joining bonus and started with a very low base salary.
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.
The interview process begins with a phone call. Inputs from the interviewer are then relayed to the hiring manager, who will subsequently schedule an onsite interview. It is expected that 4-5 onsite rounds will lead to an offer. This is the usual pro
I was rolled over from Intern to Full Time. I joined in 2004, unfortunately, with no joining bonus and started with a very low base salary.
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.