Lots of technical support.
Give you time to learn what you need to learn.
People are helpful.
Some politics, as it is a large company, could not get a Mac as a mobile developer, which stunted learning iOS.
Asked about previous experience and projects, what purpose they served, and my role on a day-to-day basis. Also asked about why I would want to work at Qualcomm and what value I would add to the company.
I had one telephone interview which went well. I was asked a few questions based off of my resume and the projects I have worked on. Then there were a few questions on C++ OO concepts and a programming question to find if a given number is a perfect
Besides the specific projects on my resume, I have experience with: * C programming problems * Function pointers * Linked lists (implementation, adding, and deleting elements) * Finding duplicate elements in an array * Binary trees * Arrays and poin
Asked about previous experience and projects, what purpose they served, and my role on a day-to-day basis. Also asked about why I would want to work at Qualcomm and what value I would add to the company.
I had one telephone interview which went well. I was asked a few questions based off of my resume and the projects I have worked on. Then there were a few questions on C++ OO concepts and a programming question to find if a given number is a perfect
Besides the specific projects on my resume, I have experience with: * C programming problems * Function pointers * Linked lists (implementation, adding, and deleting elements) * Finding duplicate elements in an array * Binary trees * Arrays and poin