Great learning opportunities, great benefits (vacations, PTU, and bonuses), job stability, work-life balance, challenging problems, and the ability to work and interact with peers, suppliers, and partners around the globe.
Mediocre salaries in comparison to other companies in the automotive industry (including suppliers). It's still an old-fashioned company where it is difficult to grow and develop management skills. There's not a clear career path, even though you come up with one and show it to your managers. The work pace tends to become really slow and bureaucratic.
Accelerate processes, promote lateral movements, have a clear career path for promising young talents, and listen to the feelings of the "working class" (engineers doing the real job).
I only had two interviews. The first was with Human Resources via message, where they told me about the position, salary expectations, and the process. From there, a technical test that unfortunately I could not complete successfully.
It was a somewhat tiring interview, it lasted almost 2 hours. It was completely in English with 2 engineers, both seemed to know very well what they were asking me about. They asked me questions about: * ML fundamentals * MLOps, particularly MLFlo
Well, plain and simple. We need to be able to have more details. Technical issues are observed that help to know more about the knowledge acquired. And, additionally, this is examined if one has problem-solving skills.
I only had two interviews. The first was with Human Resources via message, where they told me about the position, salary expectations, and the process. From there, a technical test that unfortunately I could not complete successfully.
It was a somewhat tiring interview, it lasted almost 2 hours. It was completely in English with 2 engineers, both seemed to know very well what they were asking me about. They asked me questions about: * ML fundamentals * MLOps, particularly MLFlo
Well, plain and simple. We need to be able to have more details. Technical issues are observed that help to know more about the knowledge acquired. And, additionally, this is examined if one has problem-solving skills.