Good for chipset-related profiles. Technically growing.
Higher micromanagement and less hiking.
There were four rounds of full interviews. Each interview was four to five hours long, with lunch in between. The HR round was last; there wasn't much to it, though. Overall, it was a good experience. The people were very knowledgeable.
The interviewer was very quick because a large number of students were shortlisted. He did not pay much attention to my projects. He asked communications questions just because I am ECE, even though I applied for a software profile.
Phone interview, followed by 3 rounds of face-to-face interviews. Questions on C: (check nuances of C like alignments/pointers) Data Structures: Linked Lists questions Operating Systems: Process interactions/scheduling/race conditions/deadlocks etc.
There were four rounds of full interviews. Each interview was four to five hours long, with lunch in between. The HR round was last; there wasn't much to it, though. Overall, it was a good experience. The people were very knowledgeable.
The interviewer was very quick because a large number of students were shortlisted. He did not pay much attention to my projects. He asked communications questions just because I am ECE, even though I applied for a software profile.
Phone interview, followed by 3 rounds of face-to-face interviews. Questions on C: (check nuances of C like alignments/pointers) Data Structures: Linked Lists questions Operating Systems: Process interactions/scheduling/race conditions/deadlocks etc.