Flexible working schedule. Most employees stationed in older buildings get shared offices versus having to sit in a cubicle. Good health insurance (used to be excellent). Stocks and bonus. Excellent support for professional development (if it is within your current role).
Very engineering-centric, not exactly a "hip crowd" that works here. However, that shouldn't be a big factor when making a decision on where you'd like to work.
Recent cost-cutting has made it less attractive, as health insurance is now not as comprehensive.
I received a call asking me something about OFDM and my current work.
Fairly quick process, applied online. HR reached out to schedule the hiring manager round. Heard back in 2 days to schedule the next panel round. It was a virtual panel interview with 4 people, 60 mins each. Questions focused on: * Multithreading *
A hiring manager contacted me about the position, and I applied online. I then went through a very demanding phone interview and was subsequently invited to an on-site interview. The on-site interview involved several members of the group, who asked
I received a call asking me something about OFDM and my current work.
Fairly quick process, applied online. HR reached out to schedule the hiring manager round. Heard back in 2 days to schedule the next panel round. It was a virtual panel interview with 4 people, 60 mins each. Questions focused on: * Multithreading *
A hiring manager contacted me about the position, and I applied online. I then went through a very demanding phone interview and was subsequently invited to an on-site interview. The on-site interview involved several members of the group, who asked