For the most part, reward is equivalent to performance.
Motivated teams and a very fast-paced environment. If you can filter the noise, it is a good learning experience.
During regular day-to-day operations, I never felt any discrimination, but there are groups, more like cults, that don't like to collaborate.
Lacks diversity, and sometimes situations and decision making get too political.
The generous bonus plan that I mention equates to abandoning your personal life.
They could be a bit more generous with the stingy PTO policy, out of which roughly 4-5 are forced PTO days, which they call shutdown.
The only orientation or training that happened was with regards to HR policies and processes. Within most engineering teams, you are thrown in the pool and you learn to swim on your own.
Most managers are managers because they run out of engineering titles at some point. A lot of these people need to be taught people management and people retention skills.
Watch the crowding around the mid-management layer and try to diversify the workforce. A lot of your teams are out of balance in terms of workload distribution, and they need some serious evaluation of the managerial skills in most engineering organizations.
He asked me what a virtual function is and what the difference is between a task and a function in Verilog. Also, the basic stuff about setup time and hold time. In the end, he asked me how to communicate data through different time domains.
Had 3 rounds of telephonic interviews, followed by another 2 rounds face-to-face. This is by far the worst recruitment process I have ever seen. I put all my efforts into clearing the rounds. After all rounds, I was told they would release an offer f
After the walk-in interview, the HR set up another interview at Sandisk company, Batu Kawan, Penang. The process of the appointment took almost 2 weeks, about 10 days. The HR called and sent the email confirmation of the job.
He asked me what a virtual function is and what the difference is between a task and a function in Verilog. Also, the basic stuff about setup time and hold time. In the end, he asked me how to communicate data through different time domains.
Had 3 rounds of telephonic interviews, followed by another 2 rounds face-to-face. This is by far the worst recruitment process I have ever seen. I put all my efforts into clearing the rounds. After all rounds, I was told they would release an offer f
After the walk-in interview, the HR set up another interview at Sandisk company, Batu Kawan, Penang. The process of the appointment took almost 2 weeks, about 10 days. The HR called and sent the email confirmation of the job.