Amazing growth company, playing in growing markets (wireless communication standards and communication chips).
Growing stock price, which means equity-based compensation is meaningful.
Generally speaking, talented professionals and a well-managed company.
This is specific to the QCT engineering organization.
Given the level of specialization required for many roles, it's difficult to move from one team to another.
If you have a good role and are in a good team, you are in a very good spot. If not, it's not as rosy, as it's not very easy to change teams.
Also, base compensation lags other tech companies. Qualcomm makes up for it with the overall package, but the monetary compensation can be higher.
Have more rotation options for incoming employees, and make it easier to move around once a person has spent a minimum amount of time (e.g., a 1-year minimum limit is used at Google) in a team.
Amazingly, my resume caught the eye of HR, and they invited me to a technical phone interview. The interviewer was straightforward and asked questions relevant to the position. Most replies were either accepted or followed by another question. Alth
This was a two-stage process. Stage I involved a straightforward "who are you" set of HR questions. Stage II consisted of five one-hour, one-on-one technical sessions of medium to low difficulty. Interviewers were generally pleasant, with a pervas
Average a couple of phone interviews. Then they flew me out for an onsite interview for a full day, plus. It was a different company, so I had no idea it actually was Qualcomm until I had the position.
Amazingly, my resume caught the eye of HR, and they invited me to a technical phone interview. The interviewer was straightforward and asked questions relevant to the position. Most replies were either accepted or followed by another question. Alth
This was a two-stage process. Stage I involved a straightforward "who are you" set of HR questions. Stage II consisted of five one-hour, one-on-one technical sessions of medium to low difficulty. Interviewers were generally pleasant, with a pervas
Average a couple of phone interviews. Then they flew me out for an onsite interview for a full day, plus. It was a different company, so I had no idea it actually was Qualcomm until I had the position.