Good pay, a lot of time given to learn new technologies and new things. A lot of training is involved. Good for starting a career.
Low growth rate, work responsibilities vaguely defined by senior management, politics, favoritism, and no respect for people starting their careers.
The work environment feels less motivating. The same mistakes made by senior members are overlooked, but young people are bashed for them. It should be the reverse.
More people than needed, feedback system jacked up, listen to everyone.
The first interview was conducted over the phone. It involved resume-based questions, as well as basic CMOS and testing questions. The next round was on-site and involved meeting five engineers, each from your future team, for 45 minutes per person.
Applied online and was contacted by HR for a phone interview. The phone interview went smoothly, covering basic questions on Wireless Comm, Networking, and a lot on OS and C. An onsite hiring event followed. I had four technical interviews and one H
It was a campus recruitment drive divided into two days. The first day consisted solely of an online round with 60 questions, broken down as: * 20 from aptitude * 20 from basic C programming * 20 from Electronics/Communications The next day, inter
The first interview was conducted over the phone. It involved resume-based questions, as well as basic CMOS and testing questions. The next round was on-site and involved meeting five engineers, each from your future team, for 45 minutes per person.
Applied online and was contacted by HR for a phone interview. The phone interview went smoothly, covering basic questions on Wireless Comm, Networking, and a lot on OS and C. An onsite hiring event followed. I had four technical interviews and one H
It was a campus recruitment drive divided into two days. The first day consisted solely of an online round with 60 questions, broken down as: * 20 from aptitude * 20 from basic C programming * 20 from Electronics/Communications The next day, inter