The balance between work and life was quite bad. I worked really hard. You have to consider it before applying.
It was great to learn how to work because I didn't have experience in working at a big company. It was different from my previous experience.
A group interview was held by four managers. They started to ask arbitrary technical questions, such as "What are diodes and Zener diodes?" and "What is PLC?" They then began to indirectly ask about political background and inquired about a five-year
Opening screening with a recruiter who was knowledgeable of the position. Two onsite interviews with future colleagues and management. The interview process was well-organized and efficient. The questions were not far-fetched. They were interested
First, it was a phone interview. They asked about my internship experience, college projects, and part-time job duties. Then, they asked me about my program skills, such as SolidWorks, MATLAB, and Creo.
A group interview was held by four managers. They started to ask arbitrary technical questions, such as "What are diodes and Zener diodes?" and "What is PLC?" They then began to indirectly ask about political background and inquired about a five-year
Opening screening with a recruiter who was knowledgeable of the position. Two onsite interviews with future colleagues and management. The interview process was well-organized and efficient. The questions were not far-fetched. They were interested
First, it was a phone interview. They asked about my internship experience, college projects, and part-time job duties. Then, they asked me about my program skills, such as SolidWorks, MATLAB, and Creo.