Easy to transfer into a department you like if you're good.
Pay and benefits are competitive.
Too much focus on process. Management can be petty sometimes.
Focus more on engineering, along with sales. Hire the best engineers you can get.
Like any typical interview, the process started with a "Tell us about yourself" statement. There were two interviews: the initial and final. In both, they mostly assessed and evaluated your motivation for joining the company, as well as your technica
I liked the overall process. It was very smooth and hassle-free. I cleared the written exam for two profiles: Digital Design Engineer and Analog Technology Developer. There were three rounds of technical interviews, each one hour long, and one HR r
A weird process where questions regarding birth core and software were asked. The interviewers were unhelpful; it's as if they tried to make you fail. It's a very biased and esoteric process. They set you up for failure.
Like any typical interview, the process started with a "Tell us about yourself" statement. There were two interviews: the initial and final. In both, they mostly assessed and evaluated your motivation for joining the company, as well as your technica
I liked the overall process. It was very smooth and hassle-free. I cleared the written exam for two profiles: Digital Design Engineer and Analog Technology Developer. There were three rounds of technical interviews, each one hour long, and one HR r
A weird process where questions regarding birth core and software were asked. The interviewers were unhelpful; it's as if they tried to make you fail. It's a very biased and esoteric process. They set you up for failure.