Lots of opportunities if you're interested in wireless.
Old tech being used a lot
The interview was quite good. It took 5 hours. There are 3 rounds: * First technical * Second written * Third HR round. The HR asked simple questions which can be answered easily.
The interview started with an introduction. Then, he asked me to explain binary search and describe the algorithm in detail. After that, he asked me to write the code. Next, I was asked about a project mentioned in my resume. He then began asking qu
One phone interview with HR. HR did not ask HR-related questions, but rather technical questions. The next day, I received a rejection letter via email. Questions were based on C/C++, Java, and Perl.
The interview was quite good. It took 5 hours. There are 3 rounds: * First technical * Second written * Third HR round. The HR asked simple questions which can be answered easily.
The interview started with an introduction. Then, he asked me to explain binary search and describe the algorithm in detail. After that, he asked me to write the code. Next, I was asked about a project mentioned in my resume. He then began asking qu
One phone interview with HR. HR did not ask HR-related questions, but rather technical questions. The next day, I received a rejection letter via email. Questions were based on C/C++, Java, and Perl.