Excellent benefits and work-life balance.
Employees are smart and productive, mostly.
Management is supportive of outside work activities.
To some extent, QUALCOMM has become like a government office.
People who work hard, really work hard, but there are slackers who have been here for years and are not fired or laid off.
The bonuses and salary are also not great.
One problem with being in QUALCOMM is that there is no other company in San Diego where you can move, so you have to be satisfied with the salary that QUALCOMM pays you.
Be fair. Give bigger bonuses and fire the slackers.
Interviews with counterparts from the USA and also locally. At least 5-6 rounds of interviews. Post-tech interview, HR negotiates. If an interviewee is asked to leave after 2 rounds, it is a definite reject. Even for approved candidates, staffing
I applied online and was contacted for an initial phone screening from a couple of hiring managers who were sharing resumes for their positions. I performed very well in that interview. It was technical but also very relaxed and casual in manner. I w
The recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. There was a phone screen followed by four on-site interviews. The entire process was hassle-free and smooth. I had a very good experience with the interview process.
Interviews with counterparts from the USA and also locally. At least 5-6 rounds of interviews. Post-tech interview, HR negotiates. If an interviewee is asked to leave after 2 rounds, it is a definite reject. Even for approved candidates, staffing
I applied online and was contacted for an initial phone screening from a couple of hiring managers who were sharing resumes for their positions. I performed very well in that interview. It was technical but also very relaxed and casual in manner. I w
The recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. There was a phone screen followed by four on-site interviews. The entire process was hassle-free and smooth. I had a very good experience with the interview process.