Busy, Stressful, Good Overtime
Busy, Stressful, Good Overtime
It's a very busy industry, and Siemens has a lot of work, which is great. But it can mean they expect you to work a lot. It does mean there are lots of overtime opportunities.
The annual bonus is good if you meet your targets.
The industry is very busy, and as Siemens has a lot of work going on, it can get very stressful. Unfortunately, there are too many cases of stress and people being expected too much of. Traveling and staying away is also expected.
More mentorship and attention to the performance management process.
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An opportunity was found through a recruitment agency, where the first candidate screening interview took place. The next stage was an interview witnessed by an HR agency agent and the HR department representative at Headquarters. The third intervi
Project Engineer
The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was with the Czech manager. The second round included two German managers and was conducted in German. Everything was really calm and friendly. They showed me their portfolio and asked what I
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I was interviewed by the operations manager. He asked me about my family and accommodation details, and some basics related to electronics engineering.
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Lisbon, PortugalAugust 1, 2011An opportunity was found through a recruitment agency, where the first candidate screening interview took place. The next stage was an interview witnessed by an HR agency agent and the HR department representative at Headquarters. The third intervi
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Prague, Czech RepublicOctober 27, 2017The interview consisted of two rounds. The first round was with the Czech manager. The second round included two German managers and was conducted in German. Everything was really calm and friendly. They showed me their portfolio and asked what I
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Mumbai, Maharashtra, IndiaMarch 1, 2012I was interviewed by the operations manager. He asked me about my family and accommodation details, and some basics related to electronics engineering.
