Qualcomm among top 25 ‘great places to work’

Qualcomm announced that it has been featured in the Best Workplaces 2010 study in India.

Qualcomm announced that it has been featured in the Best Workplaces 2010 study in India. Conducted by the Great Places to Work® Institute the workplace study is Indias largest with more than 400 participating companies.

This year marks the Companys fourth consecutive appearance among the honorees. Additionally,Qualcomm retained its rank as the No. 1 telecom company for three years in a row.

At Qualcomm,we share the vision of enabling 3G and beyond for one billion Indians. All our employees are passionately committed and excited to turn this vision into reality, said Kanwalinder Singh,president of Qualcomm India and South Asia and senior vice president of Qualcomm.

Qualcomm encourages its employees to work collaboratively to achieve excellence in innovation and execution, said Shashi Reddy,vice president of engineering at Qualcomm Indias Hyderabad centre.

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