Chaotic environment, non-stop firefighting, and back-stabbing managers
Chaotic environment, non-stop firefighting, and back-stabbing managers
The wireless market is hot, technology-driven, and employees are nice to work with.
The place is chaotic with a lack of clear direction and leadership.
There are many good managers and as many or more bad managers.
Senior leadership does not really know what's going on at the lower level.
People who are contributing are ignored, and the ones who don't do work get promoted/recognized.
A lot of fire-fighting with no clear project schedule or strategy.
Watch out for back-stabbing managers that will sacrifice their employees for their own advancements and agendas.
- Spend time to recognize key teams and individuals who are working hard and helping the company.
- Get rid of incompetent middle managers and allow productive people to step up.
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I was contacted and asked to meet one person. Subsequently, I went in and spent most of a day meeting five people. Their interview process seems to be structured for someone who is not very senior. They asked a lot of very basic questions on digital
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Santa Clara, California, United StatesDecember 27, 2023Full day interview from 10 AM to 4 PM, with a lunch break in the middle. I was interviewed by 5 different senior members of the team, excluding the initial 30-minute phone interview. Results were communicated the next day.
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Santa Clara, California, United StatesJune 1, 2011I was contacted and asked to meet one person. Subsequently, I went in and spent most of a day meeting five people. Their interview process seems to be structured for someone who is not very senior. They asked a lot of very basic questions on digital
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Santa Clara, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2022Someone from Qualcomm reached out to me to see if I was interested. The process was very smooth, and the interviewers were very kind. They mostly asked about my experience and fundamentals of EE questions.
