Many people in management who will listen to and act on feedback from anyone regardless of title; lots of goal-oriented and self-driven engineers who work well with people; great onboarding resources for new college graduates; and plenty of opportunities to take on new technical challenges.
Difficult to strike a good work/life balance (and management constantly encroaches on it).
Limited growth and advancement opportunities, given Qualcomm's current corporate outlook.
A fair amount of inter-office politics at the executive level can make it hard to get certain things done.
Do more to retain the competent employees you have! Show that you're willing to keep a good corporate culture and ensure that people aren't being overworked.
I saw a job posting on the Qualcomm website that was a good match for my skill set, so I applied. After a few days, I received an email from the Qualcomm HR department stating their interest in my resume and requesting a phone interview. We agreed o
It was a very long process. They expect you to pay for all expenses out of pocket, and then they will refund you. The refunding took 8 to 10 weeks – something to keep in mind. During the interview, the folks made it very clear that they expect 50 to
8 rounds + 1 Telephonic interview.
I saw a job posting on the Qualcomm website that was a good match for my skill set, so I applied. After a few days, I received an email from the Qualcomm HR department stating their interest in my resume and requesting a phone interview. We agreed o
It was a very long process. They expect you to pay for all expenses out of pocket, and then they will refund you. The refunding took 8 to 10 weeks – something to keep in mind. During the interview, the folks made it very clear that they expect 50 to
8 rounds + 1 Telephonic interview.