In Siemens, I am in the Design Department, so I have knowledge about panel design. This is work I like very much.
There are no drawbacks of Siemens.
It was a pool interview, and students from multiple colleges applied. It had three parts: a technical writing section, a general interview, and a detailed interview. The interview consisted of both general and technical questions.
These were basic questions, all learned from general awareness of computing. It wasn't much about coding, but rather more conceptual, focusing on whether you could think constructively towards an answer.
I was selected from a campus interview. I felt very friendly with the interviewer. It was my best interview ever. The hiring process was as normal: * PQ (Preliminary Qualification) * IQ test * GD (Group Discussion) * PI (Personal Interview)
It was a pool interview, and students from multiple colleges applied. It had three parts: a technical writing section, a general interview, and a detailed interview. The interview consisted of both general and technical questions.
These were basic questions, all learned from general awareness of computing. It wasn't much about coding, but rather more conceptual, focusing on whether you could think constructively towards an answer.
I was selected from a campus interview. I felt very friendly with the interviewer. It was my best interview ever. The hiring process was as normal: * PQ (Preliminary Qualification) * IQ test * GD (Group Discussion) * PI (Personal Interview)