No micromanagement;
Nothing bad in Infineon's environment. It is a really good place to work.
To brief it as a one-line sentence: "Not that tough and not that easy." The first round was a telephonic round, later I was invited for a personal interview, followed by a one-on-one interview. I received the offer letter by mail, and it took some
Interview done by Zoom video call, 1 HR from Malaysia and 1 person from Europe. The European person seemed nice and had knowledge about business processes, but the HR seemed clueless and kept asking for confidential information, such as your past pay
Tech questions about converters and etc. This helped me understand the role better, and I did not pass unfortunately. I had no experience in power, and this role was for power.
To brief it as a one-line sentence: "Not that tough and not that easy." The first round was a telephonic round, later I was invited for a personal interview, followed by a one-on-one interview. I received the offer letter by mail, and it took some
Interview done by Zoom video call, 1 HR from Malaysia and 1 person from Europe. The European person seemed nice and had knowledge about business processes, but the HR seemed clueless and kept asking for confidential information, such as your past pay
Tech questions about converters and etc. This helped me understand the role better, and I did not pass unfortunately. I had no experience in power, and this role was for power.