The benefits and upward mobility are great. Infineon really invests in and recognizes individuals who perform well.
Hectic work hours and supporting manufacturing on days off can be exhausting at times.
At the site where I work, there are a lot of "bad culture" mindsets where the senior people are less likely to accept new ideas.
When upper management wants progress in a specific part of the company and manufacturing process, they should sit in and view what progress is being made and have clear communication and expectations as to what the measurables are.
Many times throughout my time, it appears that the focus shifts and scopes creep because there is poor understanding of the root problem at hand.
Submitted my CV at a job fair and was asked for a preliminary interview with the senior manager on site. Asked the usual questions regarding strengths, weaknesses, and expectations in five years, and so on. Was told that I would be contacted within a
I applied online through the website and received a call from the HR manager after 2-3 weeks. I had an initial conversation with the technical department and was then invited for another interview with the HR department after 2 weeks. Finally, the
Very boring job interview. First, a suitable room was sought haphazardly. The interview lasted 1.5 hours, and at most, I was asked three questions. The remaining time was spent talking about how great Infineon is. Rarely have I experienced something
Submitted my CV at a job fair and was asked for a preliminary interview with the senior manager on site. Asked the usual questions regarding strengths, weaknesses, and expectations in five years, and so on. Was told that I would be contacted within a
I applied online through the website and received a call from the HR manager after 2-3 weeks. I had an initial conversation with the technical department and was then invited for another interview with the HR department after 2 weeks. Finally, the
Very boring job interview. First, a suitable room was sought haphazardly. The interview lasted 1.5 hours, and at most, I was asked three questions. The remaining time was spent talking about how great Infineon is. Rarely have I experienced something