Located in San Diego. That is the only pro I see.
Working in a team with a very bad work culture.
Work pressure all year round, 12 hours per day.
Have been at Qualcomm for more than 4 years and have 6 years of experience in total.
Struggling for promotion, and they give a reason as a tight budget cut.
Work atmosphere is sullen.
No recognition or awards for work.
Insurance policy has gone worse.
The questions were relatively trivial. Some were tough, and some were easy. People didn't speak good English. Some were not very patient with you. It was a day-long interview, but not super rough. There were a lot of C and assembly questions, includ
The interviewer asked questions on Python concepts and OOP basics. There was a coding question in Python, which was a menu-driven program that should perform mathematical operations on two user inputs.
I submitted my resume through my university's online recruiting system. A couple of months later, I received a call to participate in their Destination Q recruiting event. The interview consisted of three parts: * Operating Systems * C programm
The questions were relatively trivial. Some were tough, and some were easy. People didn't speak good English. Some were not very patient with you. It was a day-long interview, but not super rough. There were a lot of C and assembly questions, includ
The interviewer asked questions on Python concepts and OOP basics. There was a coding question in Python, which was a menu-driven program that should perform mathematical operations on two user inputs.
I submitted my resume through my university's online recruiting system. A couple of months later, I received a call to participate in their Destination Q recruiting event. The interview consisted of three parts: * Operating Systems * C programm