The workload is less and management is good.
Learning is very less and so much repetitive work.
Mostly focusing on C, OS, and Data Structures (DS), especially arrays. That's not more than that. System knowledge is essential. Knowing the kernel helps. Check any Qualcomm interview questions; they tend to repeat the same topics.
Irrelevant to work. They test your problem-solving ability, which is useless for the kind of work you do at Qualcomm. Getting into Qualcomm from campus is a bit difficult, but getting into Qualcomm from other companies is a bit easier. Here in Hyder
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.
Mostly focusing on C, OS, and Data Structures (DS), especially arrays. That's not more than that. System knowledge is essential. Knowing the kernel helps. Check any Qualcomm interview questions; they tend to repeat the same topics.
Irrelevant to work. They test your problem-solving ability, which is useless for the kind of work you do at Qualcomm. Getting into Qualcomm from campus is a bit difficult, but getting into Qualcomm from other companies is a bit easier. Here in Hyder
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.