A good place to start an engineering career because you can be involved in all the factory processes as much as you wish.
No career plan, no training programs, so no promotions, nor good feedback. Not good communication with your management and human resources.
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
Low profile job with silly questions. No proper map regarding what is exactly needed. This required good managers to control regarding upgrading technology and benefits. Consider the candidate for improvement in his growth too.
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
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
Low profile job with silly questions. No proper map regarding what is exactly needed. This required good managers to control regarding upgrading technology and benefits. Consider the candidate for improvement in his growth too.
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