Big company with lots of divisions. If you can figure out how to navigate it, it offers lots of opportunities.
Great benefits.
Fantastic health care.
Many of the policies are not well defined, so one can use them to their advantage if he/she so desires.
Almost never fire people unless something is discovered in their past during background checks. Otherwise, stable employment.
The power industry is also forecast to grow over the next few years, so the industry as a whole is stable. Good job security.
Reasonable vacation and liberal with sick time (again, this plays into the lack of formal policies).
Good resume builder.
Big company. Overloaded structure and lack of flexibility to quickly respond. Not a good use of corporate strategies or sharing of interdepartmental successes.
Listen to employees more. Look at other divisions for guidance.
Easygoing, but they will ensure that you have the technical knowledge. The work environment is good, and the people are also good.
I gave two interviews to enter Siemens Ltd, and here the guys are too supportive.
There's not much to say; just be yourself. They will know it when you flaunt it or fake it. They will ask about your past and judge you on how you performed. It's not important that you topped your class or your college, but it is important that y
Easygoing, but they will ensure that you have the technical knowledge. The work environment is good, and the people are also good.
I gave two interviews to enter Siemens Ltd, and here the guys are too supportive.
There's not much to say; just be yourself. They will know it when you flaunt it or fake it. They will ask about your past and judge you on how you performed. It's not important that you topped your class or your college, but it is important that y