Like the title says, it's relatively stress-free, a good work-life balance, and mostly good co-workers. Good benefits too.
Pay is pretty bad compared to other companies.
Got an internship during university for a year. Received a return offer in May. During the individual and group interviews, I was asked basic knowledge of electrical work and railway systems. Got a permanent contract directly.
During the interview, I will discuss my working experience and academic results. The interviewer will then tell me the company's background and what I will probably do in the future. After the interview, I received an offer within 20 days.
- Online verbal reasoning and numerical test: PASSED - Quality review: PASSED - Phone interview: FAILED For a generic role as Graduate Engineer, for which general skills are required, I received the explanation for not passing the interview that I w
Got an internship during university for a year. Received a return offer in May. During the individual and group interviews, I was asked basic knowledge of electrical work and railway systems. Got a permanent contract directly.
During the interview, I will discuss my working experience and academic results. The interviewer will then tell me the company's background and what I will probably do in the future. After the interview, I received an offer within 20 days.
- Online verbal reasoning and numerical test: PASSED - Quality review: PASSED - Phone interview: FAILED For a generic role as Graduate Engineer, for which general skills are required, I received the explanation for not passing the interview that I w