Good starting position for fresh graduates.
If you are willing to learn, the managers here (most of them) are willing to mentor and teach. The managers are required to teach their direct reports and give guidance; you will not be left to suffer without any guidance.
A lot of things to learn and pick up experience from, as long as you are willing. Encourages lateral transfer for more exposure.
Pay is below market average. Manufacturing is too expensive in Singapore. A lot of strange demands from Corporate that don't make sense. CEO changes over the years have resulted in many strange and changing priorities.
Don't be afraid to speak up against Corporate if the tasks don't make sense.
You will have a few calls from different team members. First, an HR call. Then, the technical call on regards your resume experience and bachelor's degree. And then, if everything goes well, the offer.
Gave two rounds, waiting to hear for the next round. The first was managerial, and the second was a HackerRank that contained two coding questions and four MCQs. The two coding questions were medium to easy.
Got a call from one of the engineers, who said they were interested in my resume. Had one phone screen where I was asked general object-oriented questions, and an onsite interview that lasted about two hours. This involved coding on a whiteboard, exp
You will have a few calls from different team members. First, an HR call. Then, the technical call on regards your resume experience and bachelor's degree. And then, if everything goes well, the offer.
Gave two rounds, waiting to hear for the next round. The first was managerial, and the second was a HackerRank that contained two coding questions and four MCQs. The two coding questions were medium to easy.
Got a call from one of the engineers, who said they were interested in my resume. Had one phone screen where I was asked general object-oriented questions, and an onsite interview that lasted about two hours. This involved coding on a whiteboard, exp