Plenty of variety of talent; lots of opportunities to get to know and regularly interact with foreign (German, mostly) coworkers, and plenty of chances to get to be friends with coworkers outside of work.
I wasn't a huge fan of the morning commute, but I was living at my parents' home at the time, so I really have no grounds for complaint.
Great job being helpful and supportive; I appreciated the variety of tasks assigned to me, and would gladly work for Siemens again in the future, if the opportunity presented itself.
1. Phone Screening 2. Technical interview: I was asked what programming language I preferred. Then, I was provided with code in that language and asked to walk through it step by step, explaining the output and how it works.
Great interview process with good technical questions. HR was very cooperative and always reachable throughout the process. Great place to work with good work-life balance. The interview process had four rounds and was very smooth and fast.
The interview was good. They asked Java, puzzles, and data structure questions. The interviewer was quite good and asked simple questions. Please concentrate on coding. They checked our coding skills and the way we approached answering them.
1. Phone Screening 2. Technical interview: I was asked what programming language I preferred. Then, I was provided with code in that language and asked to walk through it step by step, explaining the output and how it works.
Great interview process with good technical questions. HR was very cooperative and always reachable throughout the process. Great place to work with good work-life balance. The interview process had four rounds and was very smooth and fast.
The interview was good. They asked Java, puzzles, and data structure questions. The interviewer was quite good and asked simple questions. Please concentrate on coding. They checked our coding skills and the way we approached answering them.