Qualcomm is one of the best companies to work for. The salary is above the national average, and Qualcomm is one of the high-paying companies. The benefits are really awesome; you get full health care coverage with very little copay.
If you are ambitious and hardworking, Qualcomm is a really good company to start your career and move forward.
Sometimes the work gets hectic. The salary, although high and Qualcomm is among the best-paying companies, is still not as high as compared to other giants like Google or Microsoft. Hence, Qualcomm may have issues in retaining talent.
Bonuses and stocks are given to employees, but again, they could be much higher.
If Qualcomm wants to retain its top talent, it should really start paying its top-performing engineers a higher salary so they are not tempted by offers from other companies. It should also give much higher bonuses and stock grants.
I can say that overall it was positive, a fast process, it was completed in a week. Medium-level questions, very technical indeed and assertive. Friendly interviewers, long interview duration, but they were ok.
The interview process involved: * A first telephonic round where I was asked about my basic introduction and past experience. * A "super day" consisting of three back-to-back technical rounds, each lasting one hour. * A final round with the Pr
They have conducted a written test in HackerRank, which is a 90-minute test with MCQ and programming questions, followed by one round of interview. If performed better, then next rounds.
I can say that overall it was positive, a fast process, it was completed in a week. Medium-level questions, very technical indeed and assertive. Friendly interviewers, long interview duration, but they were ok.
The interview process involved: * A first telephonic round where I was asked about my basic introduction and past experience. * A "super day" consisting of three back-to-back technical rounds, each lasting one hour. * A final round with the Pr
They have conducted a written test in HackerRank, which is a 90-minute test with MCQ and programming questions, followed by one round of interview. If performed better, then next rounds.