Great benefits, including a very generous PTO policy (at least according to US standards).
Job security (depending on division), generally pretty predictable.
Boring office environment, sometimes hard to get things done in such a process-oriented environment. "If only Siemens knew what Siemens knew" (i.e., it is such a huge company that many times your same project has already been tried and failed in the past).
Employees would rather hear news from you than the media.
I went in for a one-day interview at their facility in Orlando, FL. The typical interview consisted of one 1:1 interview with HR and two group interviews with engineering managers. There were approximately 15 other interviewees there at the same ti
This was a one-day event at the Orlando, Florida office. The first interview was a generic HR interview with behavioral questions. The next round involved meeting with three managers, and this included technical questions. Many of the technical ques
Spoke with a recruiter at the campus Job Fair and had an interview the following morning. The interview consisted of general behavioral questions, elaboration on resume information, and a few simple technical questions in the form of definitions. Fl
I went in for a one-day interview at their facility in Orlando, FL. The typical interview consisted of one 1:1 interview with HR and two group interviews with engineering managers. There were approximately 15 other interviewees there at the same ti
This was a one-day event at the Orlando, Florida office. The first interview was a generic HR interview with behavioral questions. The next round involved meeting with three managers, and this included technical questions. Many of the technical ques
Spoke with a recruiter at the campus Job Fair and had an interview the following morning. The interview consisted of general behavioral questions, elaboration on resume information, and a few simple technical questions in the form of definitions. Fl