Too much politics (south vs north) and (senior vs junior).
Working with old people is quite difficult. They don't encourage new thinking or doing something out of the box.
Pay is well below market standard.
Managers are the worst here. They don't care about work ethics and can shout at anyone during work hours.
The process of norms is too lengthy, which affects work efficiency.
No clear division of work among engineers.
Scope of learning is very less, and the learning rate will become 0 after 1 year due to the same repetitive work.
I worked in a team that was full of senior people only. When I joined as a fresher, they didn't used to consider us a significant resource.
Qualcomm Walk-In Interview (Embedded / Software Role) – Bengaluru Total Rounds: 4 (3 Technical + 1 HR) 🧠 Round 1: Technical (Operating Systems – In-depth) The first technical round focused entirely on Operating Systems concepts. Topics included pr
In our college, most of the questions asked focus mainly on electronics, such as switching circuits, along with a blend of DSA. You can also choose which was most comfortable to you.
The process is relatively simple, consisting mostly of aptitude questions that test basic logical and mathematical reasoning. Additionally, there are a few questions on data structures, covering fundamental concepts like arrays, linked lists, and ba
Qualcomm Walk-In Interview (Embedded / Software Role) – Bengaluru Total Rounds: 4 (3 Technical + 1 HR) 🧠 Round 1: Technical (Operating Systems – In-depth) The first technical round focused entirely on Operating Systems concepts. Topics included pr
In our college, most of the questions asked focus mainly on electronics, such as switching circuits, along with a blend of DSA. You can also choose which was most comfortable to you.
The process is relatively simple, consisting mostly of aptitude questions that test basic logical and mathematical reasoning. Additionally, there are a few questions on data structures, covering fundamental concepts like arrays, linked lists, and ba