Can be interesting but then becomes repetitive. Good location (Orlando) and decent work environment.
Management has lots of surveys on what they can do better, but nothing changes. There is a strict hierarchy and communication is difficult.
Loosen up. There are thousands of valuable and experienced people employed. Listen to them.
Standard questions from HR, such as, "What are your greatest weaknesses?" The technical interview was very simple, mostly asking about my past work history. There was not a battery of technical questions to quiz you. It mostly relied on your confide
I applied online on their jobs website in July 2014. I did not hear anything for several weeks and tried contacting several Siemens HR people without success. I finally emailed my resume to a person I had worked with several years before at that com
I applied for this position through my university in the spring of 2009. I secured an interview, which was one-on-one with an experienced engineer who was also the hiring manager for the position. This individual was an exceptional conversationalis
Standard questions from HR, such as, "What are your greatest weaknesses?" The technical interview was very simple, mostly asking about my past work history. There was not a battery of technical questions to quiz you. It mostly relied on your confide
I applied online on their jobs website in July 2014. I did not hear anything for several weeks and tried contacting several Siemens HR people without success. I finally emailed my resume to a person I had worked with several years before at that com
I applied for this position through my university in the spring of 2009. I secured an interview, which was one-on-one with an experienced engineer who was also the hiring manager for the position. This individual was an exceptional conversationalis