Cash rich. Hiring. If you keep your head down and make your manager look good, you can keep your job forever. Some excellent technologists who manage to get stuff done in spite of many management levels. Huge potential for advantage in a very hot market (SSD).
It is a huge, empire-building, hierarchically bloated bureaucracy, with senior management who behaves as though they can treat employees however they like. It may fail to capitalize on huge advantages because the empires can't work together. It is hugely difficult to advance from within, and management controls by refusing promotion without outside job offers.
Stop listening only to the old guard; instead, look for problems and fix them by removing management, not employees.
I got a call from a third party. The process was completed within a week. The interview experience was moderate. If you know the testing concepts and have good communication, you will crack it.
Two phone interviews. Both asked basic questions like setup/hold time, block/non-blocking assignment, body effect, FSM, and asynchronous FIFO. They also asked how to deal with different clock domains. Additionally, they inquired about the projects
It was based on C and Python. I was asked various questions on: * Storage classes * Python dictionaries * The usage of extern and static * Structures and unions * Data structures * Trees * Variable declarations * C programs to write * Binary bit fli
I got a call from a third party. The process was completed within a week. The interview experience was moderate. If you know the testing concepts and have good communication, you will crack it.
Two phone interviews. Both asked basic questions like setup/hold time, block/non-blocking assignment, body effect, FSM, and asynchronous FIFO. They also asked how to deal with different clock domains. Additionally, they inquired about the projects
It was based on C and Python. I was asked various questions on: * Storage classes * Python dictionaries * The usage of extern and static * Structures and unions * Data structures * Trees * Variable declarations * C programs to write * Binary bit fli