Independent, work responsibility, and good compensation.
No such experience to list cons here for Qualcomm yet :)
I applied through an internal referral. The first phone screen was with the manager and was very general, asking questions such as how to debug an infinite loop in a testbench. In total, there were 4 technical rounds and a lunch with the manager.
The interview process consisted of both telephonic and face-to-face interviews. In total, there were 3-4 rounds. Each round tested technical skills for the role. Positives: * Extremely quick feedback after each round. Negatives: * Interviews did
I hate the interview process here. Even after clearing all the rounds exceptionally well, you will have to wait months together for an offer. They don't respond on time. No response to emails, no response to phone calls. It requires a lot of patie
I applied through an internal referral. The first phone screen was with the manager and was very general, asking questions such as how to debug an infinite loop in a testbench. In total, there were 4 technical rounds and a lunch with the manager.
The interview process consisted of both telephonic and face-to-face interviews. In total, there were 3-4 rounds. Each round tested technical skills for the role. Positives: * Extremely quick feedback after each round. Negatives: * Interviews did
I hate the interview process here. Even after clearing all the rounds exceptionally well, you will have to wait months together for an offer. They don't respond on time. No response to emails, no response to phone calls. It requires a lot of patie