The building looked nice, and the receptionist was very kind.
I feel obligated to post this as it's still on my mind. I interviewed for Qualcomm over a year ago in their Cambridge office.
The interview was with three people; two of whom were nice, however, the mid-level interviewer was incredibly rude to me. I was nervous and struggled to answer questions I usually know the answer to. I was ordered around in ways such as "Sit down," and "Don't say anything."
To make matters worse, at the end of that stage of the interview, the interviewer asked me my ethnic origin and also mocked my credentials as a junior at the time. Overall, my worst interviewing experience.
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Worst interview experience of my life, on campus drive. They told me there would be 3 rounds (2 TR, 1 HR), but they conducted 3 HR rounds. I have never seen or heard of a company recruiting developers by conducting 3 HR rounds. They asked the same qu
It was quite smooth. They want you to know the basics. You can answer if you're familiar with a topic, otherwise, you can say, 'I'm not practically handy,' or you can say, 'I'm not an expert.'
A phone interview took place. I submitted my resume at a campus fair, and Qualcomm contacted me for a phone interview with a specific team. The questions only tested my skills and projects mentioned on my resume.
Worst interview experience of my life, on campus drive. They told me there would be 3 rounds (2 TR, 1 HR), but they conducted 3 HR rounds. I have never seen or heard of a company recruiting developers by conducting 3 HR rounds. They asked the same qu
It was quite smooth. They want you to know the basics. You can answer if you're familiar with a topic, otherwise, you can say, 'I'm not practically handy,' or you can say, 'I'm not an expert.'
A phone interview took place. I submitted my resume at a campus fair, and Qualcomm contacted me for a phone interview with a specific team. The questions only tested my skills and projects mentioned on my resume.