You live in San Diego.
Too stressful! HR has been trying to improve work-life balance, but the culture is suffering from a vicious circle. If you don't work late nights and weekends, your review and bonus suffer. This is despite the lip service: "We must reward productivity and not long hours."
Too many a-holes are being promoted despite the CEO's claim, "We don't promote a-holes." HR does not protect individuals from retaliation from higher-ups, except where retaliation might create legal problems (e.g., sexual harassment).
No advice other than that upper management made way too many mistakes, and the stock price and employees suffered as a result. Upper management must be fired. Thinking that the ones who made so many mistakes are the same ones that will improve the business is insane.
Also, Q must stop moving more jobs to India and China. Qualcomm is now too vulnerable if any destabilizing events take place in these countries (e.g., an India-Pakistan war).
Yes, the process was pretty good. They booked flight tickets and I was well received at their office. I had a couple of rounds, and everything went well. I did not clear the interview.
After one telephonic round, I was asked to appear for an in-person interview. Logistics, such as flight tickets and cabs, were arranged without any issues. I attended four rounds of face-to-face interviews. I'm not sure why I was interviewed mainly
The interview process started with a phone screen. This was followed by an informal one-on-one with the hiring manager. Next, a five-hour technical and personality interview was conducted with five different people. Overall, the process was very s
Yes, the process was pretty good. They booked flight tickets and I was well received at their office. I had a couple of rounds, and everything went well. I did not clear the interview.
After one telephonic round, I was asked to appear for an in-person interview. Logistics, such as flight tickets and cabs, were arranged without any issues. I attended four rounds of face-to-face interviews. I'm not sure why I was interviewed mainly
The interview process started with a phone screen. This was followed by an informal one-on-one with the hiring manager. Next, a five-hour technical and personality interview was conducted with five different people. Overall, the process was very s