Siemens

They ask about your experience and your ability to read blueprints and drawings. On the second interview, they will put blueprints in front of you to see if you can read them and measure the part they give you.

This was horribly stressful. The first phone interview was fine, with no problems. The second was also a fine phone interview with the manager, featuring some basic, easy questions. Then, I had to interview seven different times in one day, which

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.