Very stable company. If some division gets closed for business reasons, employees are not fired but moved to different groups within the company.
Good bonus, perks, and total compensation.
Complete review twice a year – very few tech corporations have it.
Quick on immigration processes – the best point for international professionals.
Plenty of Pressure.
Work-life balance in several teams is pathetic.
Corporate Politics - expect it if you want to grow and foster.
Too many emails - more than 500 in a day (one can filter it out).
Straightforward C programming questions from all the interviews. Code and pseudocode were fine. One of the interviews was a lunch interview, where most questions did not involve coding.
They told me it would be an off-camera, quick interview call. Then, during the interview, they asked me to turn my camera on and answer a bunch of technical questions. F- for communication.
The hiring process for the intern position at San Diego has two rounds. The first round is behavioral. The second round is purely technical, though they do ask riddles during the behavioral round, which are very tricky. Interns usually convert to
Straightforward C programming questions from all the interviews. Code and pseudocode were fine. One of the interviews was a lunch interview, where most questions did not involve coding.
They told me it would be an off-camera, quick interview call. Then, during the interview, they asked me to turn my camera on and answer a bunch of technical questions. F- for communication.
The hiring process for the intern position at San Diego has two rounds. The first round is behavioral. The second round is purely technical, though they do ask riddles during the behavioral round, which are very tricky. Interns usually convert to