Works on cutting-edge technology.
Always tries to be number one in telecommunication.
Old practices; cannot think out of the box for strategies; too slow in adopting newer technologies; horrible upper management. Tons of directors, tons of VPs, and too heavy executive management. A drop in stock is common at this company. The key is to sell all your ESPP and RSUs on the day they are assigned. Otherwise, you will get only tears.
Please retire! Please, please, please.
Initial phone screen, on-site interview, several lunch meetings, then an offer
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.
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
Initial phone screen, on-site interview, several lunch meetings, then an offer
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.
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