Strong technical leadership in the wireless industry.
Plenty of self-learning resources internally.
401K benefits, paid vacations, paid paternity leave, PPO insurance network.
Good place for new grads to learn and grow their industrial experience.
The company's foundation is gradually eroded.
Nepotism and favoritism can be seen.
Incompetent people were promoted in the early booming days, and they're stuffed in the middle layer of management everywhere.
Upper management has no solutions to the above issues.
C-level leadership doesn't sufficiently handle the dramatic change of industrial trends as of 2015.
Kill the useless manager title; let the engineers focus more on engineering challenges.
Title audition to demote high-ranking engineers/old timers without corresponding technical contributions, management skills, and leadership.
One such person can drive 20 competent engineers away.
Cafes suck and need improvement.
Write the shortest String Copy function?
A panel of 9 people interviewed me, so we had a group interview. Later, this was followed by a 1:1 interview, concentrating on different aspects of design, verification, and concept understanding.
Applied online. Met 5 interviewers. They were kind. Received an offer and completed the whole process in 3 weeks.
Write the shortest String Copy function?
A panel of 9 people interviewed me, so we had a group interview. Later, this was followed by a 1:1 interview, concentrating on different aspects of design, verification, and concept understanding.
Applied online. Met 5 interviewers. They were kind. Received an offer and completed the whole process in 3 weeks.