The office workspace is good and feels great for both individual and collaborative work.
Shuttles are available for employees within the city.
Flexible work hours – at least during COVID times.
I found no cons; the office work-life is great.
I was given the opportunity via campus placement. They conducted a direct interview without any online assessment. There were three interviewers, and initially, they asked me questions about the projects and internship that I had mentioned in my resu
Qualcomm came through the Training and Placement section of our institute. They administered a test with two types: Hardware and Software. The test was an online MCQ comprising of three sections: * Mental Ability * Maths * Electronics (for hardware
Basic algorithm questions were asked, including bit manipulations and recursions, along with Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) concepts, as I was a Computer Science major. There was a discussion about my courses and projects mentioned in the resume
I was given the opportunity via campus placement. They conducted a direct interview without any online assessment. There were three interviewers, and initially, they asked me questions about the projects and internship that I had mentioned in my resu
Qualcomm came through the Training and Placement section of our institute. They administered a test with two types: Hardware and Software. The test was an online MCQ comprising of three sections: * Mental Ability * Maths * Electronics (for hardware
Basic algorithm questions were asked, including bit manipulations and recursions, along with Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) concepts, as I was a Computer Science major. There was a discussion about my courses and projects mentioned in the resume