Great place to work if you want a good work-life balance. Germany gets way better benefits compared to US employees, though. Good supportive management and friendly atmosphere.
It depends on your area of interests whether you will like to work or not. A lot of core technical and design aspects are done and controlled by Siemens Germany, and you don't get to learn much or have strong decision-making power, at least in the case of Siemens Mobility, Inc.
One phone interview and one video call interview with two engineers. They asked standard interview questions such as: * Greatest strength and weakness * Tell me about yourself * Tell us about our company
I put in an application with the company in November. The same day that I put in the application, I took a typing and a skills test. About a month later, I was contacted for an interview. I interviewed with a very nice lady. She asked me a lot of que
First, there is a technical test. Then, there is a panel interview. The interview has both technical and HR rounds. The technical round goes for 30 minutes. The HR round is about 15 minutes.
One phone interview and one video call interview with two engineers. They asked standard interview questions such as: * Greatest strength and weakness * Tell me about yourself * Tell us about our company
I put in an application with the company in November. The same day that I put in the application, I took a typing and a skills test. About a month later, I was contacted for an interview. I interviewed with a very nice lady. She asked me a lot of que
First, there is a technical test. Then, there is a panel interview. The interview has both technical and HR rounds. The technical round goes for 30 minutes. The HR round is about 15 minutes.