A big company, so the usual pluses as far as new technology, etc.
Despite the assumption that Germans are technocrats, they aren't. They're just conservative, so they're good at doing what they've always done. This doesn't bode well for changing conditions or entering a new market like medical software. Like awaking after a week-long bender, Siemens wisely came to their senses and sold off the healthcare business to Cerner.
No advice necessary - it's now under new management!
Firstly, the interview made me comfortable by asking about my background and sharing his. Then, he started with simple questions on strings. After that, he began asking about OOPs concepts, hybrid inheritance, and similar topics. The interviewer was
I received a referral for an interview with Siemens Hyderabad. There were three rounds as usual. Although the job description mentioned a complete DevOps profile, the interviewer focused more on the Java development part. If you are looking for dev
Very nice and cool. The interview focused on simple knowledge about programming languages and testing. The atmosphere was good, and the interviewer was very friendly. They also asked about my past experiences and projects.
Firstly, the interview made me comfortable by asking about my background and sharing his. Then, he started with simple questions on strings. After that, he began asking about OOPs concepts, hybrid inheritance, and similar topics. The interviewer was
I received a referral for an interview with Siemens Hyderabad. There were three rounds as usual. Although the job description mentioned a complete DevOps profile, the interviewer focused more on the Java development part. If you are looking for dev
Very nice and cool. The interview focused on simple knowledge about programming languages and testing. The atmosphere was good, and the interviewer was very friendly. They also asked about my past experiences and projects.