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Qualcomm is actually the best place for work

Qualcomm is actually the best place for work because the one who's supposed to recover you lost data doesn't even have to know how to find the snapshot. All he needs to do is to pass to those who knows.

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NO NO NO ......worst corporate culture.... This is the worst corporate culture ever in any big companies. They doesn't care about how hard their teams are working and they keep unrealistic deadlines which a normal human being can not do it unless they work day and night at least 12 hrs a day which means they does not have any personal life. They really suck at capacity planning as they doesn't count field issues and the team has to work on their normal tasks even though they got stuck at field issues.

Managers, please please please for god sake treat them as human beings...

It is worst company ever... Please reply your thoughts and opinions to this post so that at least these big companies can come out of this worst culture..

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Post ID: @3liZ+z3t6nEP

When interviewed about the HIB hires, Irwin Jacob said: "Qualcomm only hires the best and the brightest...."

Irony isn't dead; it has merely been hijacked by political wannabes for PR sound bite purposes.

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Post ID: @3KFr+z3t6nEP

Engineering is a commodity. Like a plummeting barrel of WTI crude.

There should be an "Uber for Engineers" app. Delivery of an engineer within minutes of request at per-minute rates. Surge pricing during chipset bringups. The ghost of Ayn Rand will bestow a couple billion dollar valuation on this startup by this afternoon.

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Post ID: @2lSu+z3t6nEP

An old article but it pretty much sums up the current market dynamics.. Foreign (H1b Visa) RPhs taking American Jobs Away from you?: http://www.jimplagakis.com/?p=2277

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Post ID: @2hYI+z3t6nEP

I am a retail pharmacist, and our profession is also affected by H1B pharmacists. Wages are getting lower and lower. Engineers are not alone.

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Post ID: @2rV5+z3t6nEP

Nobody has caught up with us, nobody. Even if you add all others up, nobody is even close: http://foreignpolicyblogs.com/wp-content/uploads/military-spending.jpg

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Post ID: @2Pxg+z3t6nEP

the original nonsensical post is indicative that the "world has caught up"? expecting clear English is "whining"?

WE'RE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS, PEOPLE!

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Post ID: @2nP6+z3t6nEP

You being late on your project has nothing to do with someone else's communication. It's your job to get it done and not placing blame. Every engineering company hire people from outside the US, it's the nature of engineering and the US is behind in terms of education. You gotta be a go getter and not a whiner. Suck it up and do your job, stop acting so entitled because finally the rest of the world has caught up to you.

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Post ID: @2eAs+z3t6nEP

.snapshop is an embedded tool to recover lost data in linux.

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Post ID: @1TBm+z3t6nEP

The original post is very typical of qcom - the poster isn't somone who 'slipped through the cracks', but instead a VERY typical sampling of the 'talent' that they hire. Most likely they are of origin outside the US as I am extremely familiar with the butchered nature of the this verbage. Imagine working in this environment and working alongside these people and having to deal with things such as their comment and having to interpret and figure out what it means? Imagine you being late on an assignment due to simple communication issues? Imagine projects being delayed due to large amounts of these mis-communication issues? All part of the job.

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Post ID: @13Ju+z3t6nEP

No wonder Qualcomm is going down. They hired jackasses like this f*** fart who can't even compose a sentence correctly.

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Post ID: @1kir+z3t6nEP

Anonymous53058.. the dude is probably high on crack..

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Post ID: @1bkE+z3t6nEP

This posted by H1/L1, just ignore him, this is typical line of reasoning: a poorly defined issue, flawed premises and unrelated conclusion. You get what you pay for.

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Post ID: @OX8+z3t6nEP

I am as confused as Anonymous53092

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Post ID: @5HH+z3t6nEP

I don't even understand your sentence. You obviously don't work there.

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