Colleagues and management try to create a good work environment.
Mature and professional behavior are valued.
They are accommodating to flexible hours and transparent pay bands.
There are lots of office events, including pizza parties, networking opportunities, and semi-annual team-building activities.
There are too many things going on to keep track, but there are quarterly updates which help contextualize developments.
Teams working on growth initiatives are burning the midnight oil. Work-life balance isn't good, and projects/tasks are done in bi-weekly sprints, so there isn't much downtime or recovery.
Management and seniors are often working around the clock, including late-night meetings and messaging at 3:00 AM. Upper management is not supportive of work-from-home either, with return-to-office mandates disrupting many people's lives.
However, other teams and orgs have much better schedules. Your mileage may vary.
It was a smooth process. The recruiter was so friendly and also guided me whenever I was stuck during the interview. My interview was on Microsoft Teams, and my overall experience is good. Qualcomm is the best company I've interviewed with so far.
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
I interviewed for this position at a convention for STEM students in October 2019. The process included attending their seminar, talking with various employees from different departments, and then finally receiving an interview at the end of that se
It was a smooth process. The recruiter was so friendly and also guided me whenever I was stuck during the interview. My interview was on Microsoft Teams, and my overall experience is good. Qualcomm is the best company I've interviewed with so far.
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
I interviewed for this position at a convention for STEM students in October 2019. The process included attending their seminar, talking with various employees from different departments, and then finally receiving an interview at the end of that se