Traditional work culture (forget Agile, especially if you are working with Koreans).
Deadlines are set BEFORE requirements are even discussed with the developers.
Waterfall software development (though they practice Scrum/Kanban techniques, but it's all for show. Underneath, it is Waterfall and traditional with a deep level of hierarchy).
Koreans value hierarchy and top-down management.
Be up to date.
What got you here will not get you somewhere in the future.
Train the managers on emotional intelligence and communication.
Shift to agile! Burning people out to the bone will only get you so far and is not sustainable for growth.
Six rounds of interview process: * C programming questions * Questions assessing debugging skills on WCDMA, LTE, and 5G network issues * C++ programming questions on CoderPad * LTE and 5G NR architecture questions * Experience in developin
I applied through LinkedIn. There were a total of three interviews: * HR Interview * Technical Interview * Final Interview All interviews were conducted online. The questions were easy, and HR was responsive whenever I had questions or clarificat
The interview process is a good, two-step process. It begins with a non-technical interview, followed by a technical one. If successful, you will be provided with a coding exercise. Be prepared for highly technical questions, including many textbook
Six rounds of interview process: * C programming questions * Questions assessing debugging skills on WCDMA, LTE, and 5G network issues * C++ programming questions on CoderPad * LTE and 5G NR architecture questions * Experience in developin
I applied through LinkedIn. There were a total of three interviews: * HR Interview * Technical Interview * Final Interview All interviews were conducted online. The questions were easy, and HR was responsive whenever I had questions or clarificat
The interview process is a good, two-step process. It begins with a non-technical interview, followed by a technical one. If successful, you will be provided with a coding exercise. Be prepared for highly technical questions, including many textbook