Good work-life balance. Not much pressure.
Relatively lower salary. Caring Wall Street's feelings much more than their engineers' feelings.
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
The interview was for 5 rounds. Questions regarded technology and log analysis for LTE call processing, various protocols, and layers. Several Perl automation questions were asked. There was a round with HR and a director. An offer was released in 3
I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my
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
The interview was for 5 rounds. Questions regarded technology and log analysis for LTE call processing, various protocols, and layers. Several Perl automation questions were asked. There was a round with HR and a director. An offer was released in 3
I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my