Nice environment. Good employee benefits. Work from home available. Good work-life balance. Good for learning. There is access to Siemens' "My Learning World," where you can learn anything with certification.
Poor management. Partialities exist. No career growth. There are no values for your work and skills.
Good and very elaborate and precise. You have to be thorough with concepts. The questions were very direct and not twisted. So, if you know your basics well, you will get through easily.
The thing that made me feel bad during the interview was when I was answering questions. It seemed like they weren't listening, and they would make fun of me by laughing while the process was ongoing. This is something I never expected from a top MNC
It was a campus interview. There were two rounds of interview: * One coding round. * One technical + HR round. The coding round consisted of five coding questions of average difficulty. The technical interview was conducted over a video call.
Good and very elaborate and precise. You have to be thorough with concepts. The questions were very direct and not twisted. So, if you know your basics well, you will get through easily.
The thing that made me feel bad during the interview was when I was answering questions. It seemed like they weren't listening, and they would make fun of me by laughing while the process was ongoing. This is something I never expected from a top MNC
It was a campus interview. There were two rounds of interview: * One coding round. * One technical + HR round. The coding round consisted of five coding questions of average difficulty. The technical interview was conducted over a video call.