Good work-life balance, enjoyment, and being well-paid provide security.
Nothing as such in Siemens.
The interview was carried out on a college campus. I talked to two representatives during the interview. They asked a series of basic questions, such as: * What are you interested in? * How much do you know about Siemens? * What are your greatest st
The interview process was all behavioral and casual. They genuinely just want to get to know you more. It was a 30-40 minute process with a follow-up period where you can ask the recruiter what you want to know.
Long and comprehensive. There were lots of detailed questions about math, computer science, and C++ specifically. It took about 3 hours, but lunch was included. All the interviewers were very warm, helpful, and smart.
The interview was carried out on a college campus. I talked to two representatives during the interview. They asked a series of basic questions, such as: * What are you interested in? * How much do you know about Siemens? * What are your greatest st
The interview process was all behavioral and casual. They genuinely just want to get to know you more. It was a 30-40 minute process with a follow-up period where you can ask the recruiter what you want to know.
Long and comprehensive. There were lots of detailed questions about math, computer science, and C++ specifically. It took about 3 hours, but lunch was included. All the interviewers were very warm, helpful, and smart.