Bengaluru is just full of execution. There are way too many projects that happen in parallel and not enough people to execute them. So you basically get stuck doing the same thing repeatedly and hardly get time to even think about innovation.
Work-life balance sucks, and management knows about it but absolutely does nothing to improve it.
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. The interview went for around 20 minutes and most of the questions were from my internship, and then they moved to C programming where they asked me to write code for swapping two nu
The interview was pretty basic. You have to be strong with your basics in C, like pointers and other similar concepts. Questions on structures and unions were also asked. They want to see how good you are in C and OS.
SV, UVM, your projects, scripting, and puzzles are important. Design questions can cover digital electronics, computer architecture, and other areas. All topics are important. Have in-depth knowledge. Whatever you mention on your resume will be as
I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks. The interview went for around 20 minutes and most of the questions were from my internship, and then they moved to C programming where they asked me to write code for swapping two nu
The interview was pretty basic. You have to be strong with your basics in C, like pointers and other similar concepts. Questions on structures and unions were also asked. They want to see how good you are in C and OS.
SV, UVM, your projects, scripting, and puzzles are important. Design questions can cover digital electronics, computer architecture, and other areas. All topics are important. Have in-depth knowledge. Whatever you mention on your resume will be as