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karg_g
Post subject: Cricket Communications Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:27 pm

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Joined: Tue Dec 27, 2005 2:06 pm
Posts: 1
RF Gang,
Just wanted to share and get some info regarding a CDMA carrier HQ's in San Diego, CA. I was interviewed for RF-2 position in Nashville, TN about a week ago. Got through the first round. It was just the basics. The interviewer was very nice, made me feel comfortable by asking questions about where i live, his opinion about the city where i live.
FYI I have done quite bit on design and Opto primarily for the 2nd major CDMA carrier all over the states. Questions were primarily based on that, was also asked two HR questions:

1) How did i handle multiple projects on the same time?
2) Cant remember-extremely sorry....

Also asked my salary requirements and i have not yet given them "range".
Just curious anybody know about the CDMA carrier listed on the subject line and any recent interview experience from people will be appreciate.
thanks a bunch and happy new year
Budding RF expert.

Posted 11/12/2012

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