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>> We have a separate section of the interview where we give them an LCD and
>> tell them to take it apart and talk through what they think each bit
>> does, why it's like that, etc. It's a good one because virtually nobody
>> has ever done this before so it puts everyone on an equal level, and
>> there are plenty of mechanical and electrical things to talk about.
>
> And here I was thinking that all the components are microscopic...
Err no, each component is roughly the same size as the display itself. eg
for a typical 2.0" phone display each component is going to be the same
order of magnitude. Of course the electronic circuits that are actually on
the glass panel itself are too small to see, for the electronics guys (yes
we only get male applicants) we just show them some simplified circuit
diagrams of important stuff, showing them the transistors under a microscope
wouldn't be too helpful.
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