Good name and good place and building.
A bad salary was offered to me.
For a long time, the company was very secretive and unwilling to share almost any details of what my job responsibilities would be. This would have been understandable in the context of some security or high-confidentiality areas, but it finally turn
I applied for a graduate embedded software engineering position in the UK, specifically for a communication-based role. I received a call from a team leader who asked me questions about my CV, such as the difference between ARM and AVR microcontrolle
The process was easy. 10 out of 18 got an offer. The first round was a coding round with one question to be solved in 3 hours, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round.
For a long time, the company was very secretive and unwilling to share almost any details of what my job responsibilities would be. This would have been understandable in the context of some security or high-confidentiality areas, but it finally turn
I applied for a graduate embedded software engineering position in the UK, specifically for a communication-based role. I received a call from a team leader who asked me questions about my CV, such as the difference between ARM and AVR microcontrolle
The process was easy. 10 out of 18 got an offer. The first round was a coding round with one question to be solved in 3 hours, followed by two technical rounds and one HR round.