The works look good, but people won't let you work quietly.
Qualcomm has aged well.
People who got promoted maintain a drilling environment.
It's not a work-life-friendly company. Don't join if you want to have dinner with your family.
Intense politics and a tense culture, not easy-going people. Considering they survived the same, they will make sure you break down.
Reviews might be manipulated on Glassdoor. It's best at 3 stars.
Bad food is also a very good thing.
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It was a 5-step interview. Four of them were technical and the last one was with HR. The first two interviews were conducted with the Ireland team. The interviewers were great guys. They checked my basic C language and software design knowledge in t
I was referred after attending a talk and asking the speaker for open positions. The speaker forwarded my resume to the BARD team in Santa Clara. A phone interview was set up quickly after that. The phone interview focused on my research: * What m
Very fast on offer decision. After the phone interview, the onsite interview was one week later, and they almost gave me an offer just after the interview.
It was a 5-step interview. Four of them were technical and the last one was with HR. The first two interviews were conducted with the Ireland team. The interviewers were great guys. They checked my basic C language and software design knowledge in t
I was referred after attending a talk and asking the speaker for open positions. The speaker forwarded my resume to the BARD team in Santa Clara. A phone interview was set up quickly after that. The phone interview focused on my research: * What m
Very fast on offer decision. After the phone interview, the onsite interview was one week later, and they almost gave me an offer just after the interview.