Good benefits and support for career advancement. Lots of opportunities are available to explore skillsets. Two review periods per year mean two chances for raises and bonuses. Good executive management and hiring standards. Workplace benefits are astoundingly good, including health, fitness, and further education.
Salary is lower compared to other tech companies, especially in the Bay Area. They are spending too much in R&D and not enough in the consumer market. I'm not sure about security down the road, as QC's share of 4G licenses is much lower than what it is now. It acts like a chip company with plenty of software engineers, but not as a software company that makes its own hardware (yes, there is a difference).
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The first phone call consisted mainly of a meet and greet. I was asked general questions about my educational and work experience. The interviewer then explained a bit about the job position and its responsibilities. After a week, they scheduled thr
I had a phone interview first. The questions were about my published papers. After a few days, I received an invitation for an on-site interview. This involved questions about my background and some regarding my programming skills. No behavioral que
I had a phone screen interview which lasted 45 minutes. I answered many technical questions. I was emailed a problem and asked to send back an implementation of the solution during the phone screen. I needed to be in front of a workstation during the
The first phone call consisted mainly of a meet and greet. I was asked general questions about my educational and work experience. The interviewer then explained a bit about the job position and its responsibilities. After a week, they scheduled thr
I had a phone interview first. The questions were about my published papers. After a few days, I received an invitation for an on-site interview. This involved questions about my background and some regarding my programming skills. No behavioral que