Great Tech, But Lost Innovation
Great Tech, But Lost Innovation
The company is a dream place for hardware and system engineering. The culture is innovative and fuels creativity. It's a great place to be to enrich yourself technically.
Too much politics and a lack of clear leadership and vision has reduced the creativity and innovation that was once the hallmark of QUALCOMM.
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I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
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My interview with Qualcomm was about seven years ago. It was a two-step process. First, I had a phone interview with questions on basic software engineering principles and past projects. Then, I was brought in for an on-site interview. It was a whole
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
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San Diego, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016I met the phone screener in person for coffee rather than on the phone. He approved and said he'd bring me in for a full on-site interview. About two weeks later, I went to San Diego for the position, which was located either in San Diego or Silicon
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San Diego, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2011My interview with Qualcomm was about seven years ago. It was a two-step process. First, I had a phone interview with questions on basic software engineering principles and past projects. Then, I was brought in for an on-site interview. It was a whole
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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
