Good work environment, benefits above the legal minimum, constant training, cafeteria.
Low professional growth, there isn't much to develop into.
The interview process went well. However, after about two weeks, I received an email stating that I was rejected because I would need a work permit to work at Siemens, and they did not want to go through that process. I am currently working in the sa
Interview about grad project. All the courses I have from the university were discussed. They also asked about any extracurricular activities. At the end, they told me about the position and its role.
I received a phone call from a recruiter who immediately set me up with the hiring manager. After my interview, I did not know I was going to be interviewed again by another manager. Two weeks later, I was made an offer. Though I wanted more, they
The interview process went well. However, after about two weeks, I received an email stating that I was rejected because I would need a work permit to work at Siemens, and they did not want to go through that process. I am currently working in the sa
Interview about grad project. All the courses I have from the university were discussed. They also asked about any extracurricular activities. At the end, they told me about the position and its role.
I received a phone call from a recruiter who immediately set me up with the hiring manager. After my interview, I did not know I was going to be interviewed again by another manager. Two weeks later, I was made an offer. Though I wanted more, they