Good health insurance. Decent pay. Good 401k and stock options. Really leading in the industry. No layoffs.
Communication within Q is a mess.
People are not really willing to help. They are trying pushing balls around.
Pressure! People here work overtime a lot.
There is basically no fun here, seriously.
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They notified me in advance about the general topics of the interview questions. The first round was a 45-minute telephonic screen interview. After a quick introduction, they shared a code snippet and asked for its output.
The technical interview process was a one-on-one with one of their engineers. They allowed me to work on some basic problems using C. I wrote my code on Notepad and shared my screen with the interviewer. Apart from coding tasks, a couple of techni
As part of the recruiting event Destination Q, I flew to San Diego to participate in interviews. There were three technical interviews focusing on: * C/C++ * RTOS * Problem Solving The interview experience depended entirely on who you were f
They notified me in advance about the general topics of the interview questions. The first round was a 45-minute telephonic screen interview. After a quick introduction, they shared a code snippet and asked for its output.
The technical interview process was a one-on-one with one of their engineers. They allowed me to work on some basic problems using C. I wrote my code on Notepad and shared my screen with the interviewer. Apart from coding tasks, a couple of techni
As part of the recruiting event Destination Q, I flew to San Diego to participate in interviews. There were three technical interviews focusing on: * C/C++ * RTOS * Problem Solving The interview experience depended entirely on who you were f