Pros and cons of QCOM
Pros and cons of QCOM
Overall, a good company, but very demanding in terms of work hours.
It's worse if you get stuck in a bad group, as it's hard to move within QCOM.
More uniform evaluation of employees.
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Staff Engineer
The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
Staff Engineer
6 rounds of interviews. Overall, the interview was good but lengthy. The overall experience was tiring and rigorous. The outcome was a successful result: I got hired and was offered a good package with relocation benefits.
Staff Engineer
I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2014The interview was telephonic and on-site. I had a telephonic interview of nearly three hours with five people. Each person conducted an interview for 30 minutes, mostly technical with a few general questions. It was a very lengthy process.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesOctober 1, 20116 rounds of interviews. Overall, the interview was good but lengthy. The overall experience was tiring and rigorous. The outcome was a successful result: I got hired and was offered a good package with relocation benefits.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesMay 1, 2012I applied for the position online. The process took two months. It began with a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview. There were five interviewers, and I spoke with them one by one. They were quite friendly, and most questions were of
