Not bad, but could be 5x better
Not bad, but could be 5x better
Good pay. Remote for some jobs. Smart coworkers. Structured process of work.
- Lacks resources.
- No mentors or experienced people to review overflowing work.
- Management focuses on hiring new people without any experience more than the training structure.
- Pay is not well compensated for the amount of responsibilities given to one worker.
- Coworkers tend to avoid taking ownership or responsibility by neglecting new hires or employees' general questions in group settings.
- Actually talk to the employees and see what needs to be changed, rather than keeping everything hidden.
- Pay employees what they deserve based on how much they do for the company.
- Rather than taking surveys, please tell employees who we can contact, rather than keeping everything anonymous.
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The interview was not too difficult nor was it tough. They asked for basic application of concepts with examples, and it was a good experience. The process included: * The 1st round was a written exam that tested technical concepts. * The 2nd r
Engineer
Via Zoom and phone calls. Start with interest in the role. Follow with a technical briefing. Ask about basic technical knowledge. Then, have phone calls about salary expectations, etc. Explain how the company works and career path opportunities.
Engineer
I applied to Siemens VAI. After four to five months, I was called for an interview at Hotel Vatsa in Bhilai. Siemens VAI was overseeing a project at Bhilai Steel Plant and had their city office in the same hotel where the interview was conducted. My
Engineer
IndiaApril 2, 2015The interview was not too difficult nor was it tough. They asked for basic application of concepts with examples, and it was a good experience. The process included: * The 1st round was a written exam that tested technical concepts. * The 2nd r
Engineer
SingaporeDecember 20, 2022Via Zoom and phone calls. Start with interest in the role. Follow with a technical briefing. Ask about basic technical knowledge. Then, have phone calls about salary expectations, etc. Explain how the company works and career path opportunities.
Engineer
Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, IndiaNovember 1, 2011I applied to Siemens VAI. After four to five months, I was called for an interview at Hotel Vatsa in Bhilai. Siemens VAI was overseeing a project at Bhilai Steel Plant and had their city office in the same hotel where the interview was conducted. My
