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.
A staffing agency connected me to the hiring manager at Qualcomm. I then cleared 4 to 5 rounds of interviews to get the job. The interviews focused on my work profile, programming skills, and communication theory.
The screening test, which included aptitude and technical MCQs, was hosted by HirePro. Shortlisted candidates were called for a face-to-face technical interview. There were two technical rounds and one HR round.
It will be a 3 round interview process with 2 technical rounds and the 3rd being a managerial round. In the technical rounds, it would be DSA: Linked List, Bit manipulation mostly. They would ask regarding OOPs concepts. They will also ask regarding
A staffing agency connected me to the hiring manager at Qualcomm. I then cleared 4 to 5 rounds of interviews to get the job. The interviews focused on my work profile, programming skills, and communication theory.
The screening test, which included aptitude and technical MCQs, was hosted by HirePro. Shortlisted candidates were called for a face-to-face technical interview. There were two technical rounds and one HR round.
It will be a 3 round interview process with 2 technical rounds and the 3rd being a managerial round. In the technical rounds, it would be DSA: Linked List, Bit manipulation mostly. They would ask regarding OOPs concepts. They will also ask regarding