Good company for people who are interested in the wireless domain.
No work-life balance. Workload is heavy at times.
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 process consisted of three rounds: * Technical Interview Round 1 * Technical Interview Round 2 * HR Round The interview process was extremely slow, as the whole process took more than six months.
I received a call from a recruitment agency regarding a full-time position. It was a direct, face-to-face interview with a total of three rounds. The difficulty level was okay. Most of the questions were related to system programming, kernel, and cr
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 process consisted of three rounds: * Technical Interview Round 1 * Technical Interview Round 2 * HR Round The interview process was extremely slow, as the whole process took more than six months.
I received a call from a recruitment agency regarding a full-time position. It was a direct, face-to-face interview with a total of three rounds. The difficulty level was okay. Most of the questions were related to system programming, kernel, and cr