Good benefit cover for the family.
Many ad hoc tasks given for a short period of time
A few years ago, working for Infineon was amazing. There was a great work-life balance, managers who cared about their employees' growth, and there was opportunity for growth. Now, the company has laid off many employees, there is hardly room for g
The interview process was pretty good. At first, questions were asked regarding different skills which I have written in my CV. Then, general questions were asked from DSA, OOPS, and DBMS.
Interview on site in Munich, with 3 engineers (one manager). They explain the position, the work, and the project. They also ask questions about the background, previous work experiences, and the curriculum.
A few years ago, working for Infineon was amazing. There was a great work-life balance, managers who cared about their employees' growth, and there was opportunity for growth. Now, the company has laid off many employees, there is hardly room for g
The interview process was pretty good. At first, questions were asked regarding different skills which I have written in my CV. Then, general questions were asked from DSA, OOPS, and DBMS.
Interview on site in Munich, with 3 engineers (one manager). They explain the position, the work, and the project. They also ask questions about the background, previous work experiences, and the curriculum.