interesting projects to work on.
There are few opportunities to advance.
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
Phone interview with the hiring manager. It was mostly chatting about my background and technical experience. The hiring manager also talked about the job position and work content. Overall, it was very good.
Recruiter mail followed by phone screening. Interviewers were unprofessional and rude. They would cut you off while you are talking, and the overall tone is arrogant. I think they need to work on people's soft skills before allocating them to the int
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
Phone interview with the hiring manager. It was mostly chatting about my background and technical experience. The hiring manager also talked about the job position and work content. Overall, it was very good.
Recruiter mail followed by phone screening. Interviewers were unprofessional and rude. They would cut you off while you are talking, and the overall tone is arrogant. I think they need to work on people's soft skills before allocating them to the int