It is quite good if you are interested in the CAD industry, since it dominates the whole industry.
Also, internally, you will learn different techniques, as the project varies soon (half a year or one year).
It is just so-so to me, not so attractive any more. The office in Singapore does not grow well, as the project is not quite interesting and it is also not easy to get promoted.
Usually, it takes 5-6 years to get to the next level, which does not motivate the employee much.
Nothing to say.
This was not a very good experience this time. I think the company needs to spend some time to deal with bias, fairness, and process as well. First, please make sure the team actually is interested in this person. Please ask the same candidates the
I had two interview rounds. One was a brief mention of the project and an informal introduction. The second round was technical and asked about design choices from projects on my resume. I was declined, but the recruiter emailed that I would be a f
A job portal was used for the company before the actual interview process. Tell me about your experience with AutoCAD. Topics to focus on before an interview: * What types of projects have you worked on? * Why are you interested in this position?
This was not a very good experience this time. I think the company needs to spend some time to deal with bias, fairness, and process as well. First, please make sure the team actually is interested in this person. Please ask the same candidates the
I had two interview rounds. One was a brief mention of the project and an informal introduction. The second round was technical and asked about design choices from projects on my resume. I was declined, but the recruiter emailed that I would be a f
A job portal was used for the company before the actual interview process. Tell me about your experience with AutoCAD. Topics to focus on before an interview: * What types of projects have you worked on? * Why are you interested in this position?