Qualcomm is great if you happen to be in San Diego. Anywhere else, you're an afterthought
Qualcomm is great if you happen to be in San Diego. Anywhere else, you're an afterthought
The office atmosphere is very nice. Everyone gets an office with a door that closes. The people are generally vital and energetic, and as a result, there is a very positive energy throughout the company.
If you're not in San Diego, you are a second-class citizen of the company. Benefits are all keyed to San Diego.
Do a good job? Here's a coupon for a spa in San Diego. Oh, you live in Portland? Too bad.
But hey, here's a perk... a "passport card" that gets you discounts at thousands of San Diego area merchants, shops, and restaurants!
Be smarter. Take advantage of the slow sales time to build new technologies, to learn and grow. Don't fold up like the other Chicken Little companies who see the downturn as a sign of the end. LEAD, don't simper and cower.
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Qualcomm Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
I first received a call for a phone interview with a manager of the team. It was a one-hour interview and consisted of questions about pointers, page faults, memory leaks, and CPU cycles. I was asked to write a string concatenation function and a st
Software Engineer
Applied online. Some questions were asked: Write code to: 1. Convert from big-endian to little-endian. 2. Convert decimal to binary. 3. Return the n-th element from the end of a linked list. 4. Count the occurrence of every word.
Software Engineer
Interviewers were very cordial and asked good and relevant questions. Initially, I had a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six rounds of interviews. The interview started in the morning and lasted until the evening.
Software Engineer
Boulder, Colorado, United StatesMarch 1, 2011I first received a call for a phone interview with a manager of the team. It was a one-hour interview and consisted of questions about pointers, page faults, memory leaks, and CPU cycles. I was asked to write a string concatenation function and a st
Software Engineer
Boulder, Colorado, United StatesMay 21, 2013Applied online. Some questions were asked: Write code to: 1. Convert from big-endian to little-endian. 2. Convert decimal to binary. 3. Return the n-th element from the end of a linked list. 4. Count the occurrence of every word.
Software Engineer
Boulder, Colorado, United StatesOctober 1, 2010Interviewers were very cordial and asked good and relevant questions. Initially, I had a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. In total, I had six rounds of interviews. The interview started in the morning and lasted until the evening.
