Working for a leader in the semiconductor, mobile, and wireless industry.
Some groups are more engaging and interesting to work for than others.
Compensation and benefits can't be beat (at least in San Diego).
Political atmosphere within management. Expected at most companies, but the Good Ol' Boys network for those who started at the company 15-20 years ago before it really grew up is alive and well. It makes it difficult to get opportunity if you are looking for it.
Easy to get pigeon-holed.
If the company knows where it wants to go in the future during challenging times, it doesn't do a good job letting its employees know.
Look hard in the mirror and ask yourself if you're actually contributing to the future of the company or just collecting the big paycheck.
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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
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
I applied for the job and received an interview invitation. I was interviewed by four people separately, including the hiring manager. The process took a week. After internal discussion, I was called for a final interview with the Vice President of