Good compensation and benefits. Attractive perks.
Growth prospects are way difficult.
Old-fashioned managerial structure.
Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *
The interview was scheduled for a day, with 3-4 rounds of technical discussion involving many VLSI topics. These topics included UPF, RTL, synthesis, and LEC. It started with basic concepts and proceeded to advanced questions.
The interview focused on programming basics with relevant questions related to the job profile. It also focused on your past experience for evaluation, so the emphasis should be on fundamentals.
Standard questions on C, linked lists, etc. Very easy compared to interviews at companies like Google etc. Basics of programming, such as Ritchie's classic, should suffice. * Reverse a linked list. * How would you debug memory corruption? *
The interview was scheduled for a day, with 3-4 rounds of technical discussion involving many VLSI topics. These topics included UPF, RTL, synthesis, and LEC. It started with basic concepts and proceeded to advanced questions.
The interview focused on programming basics with relevant questions related to the job profile. It also focused on your past experience for evaluation, so the emphasis should be on fundamentals.