It is good, but could be better
It is good, but could be better
An international organization with opportunities in many different locations, even outside of Canada. You could switch from one business unit to another.
You need to know should be to get the job, otherwise, it would be very tough to get hired. A pay rise is not guaranteed; even an annual 3% is not given all the time.
To be more diversified rather than a selected group of people.
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Senior Applications Engineer
I received a phone call from the scheduler and scheduled an onsite interview directly, without any preliminary phone interview. I flew in from Minneapolis to North Carolina for the interview. I had a three-hour onsite interview, which included separ
Application Engineer Intern
Presentation and technical questions about electrical engineering theory. Presentation was okay on digitalization in substation engineering. Created a slideshow of 30 slides and gave a 15-minute presentation. Five people interviewed me, including
Software Engineer
After the HR phone interview, there was an on-site technical interview. One of the interviewers was digging into all the possible minor details of everything, both relevant and irrelevant.
Senior Applications Engineer
Wendell, North Carolina, United StatesMarch 1, 2014I received a phone call from the scheduler and scheduled an onsite interview directly, without any preliminary phone interview. I flew in from Minneapolis to North Carolina for the interview. I had a three-hour onsite interview, which included separ
Application Engineer Intern
Oakville, Ontario, CanadaFebruary 1, 2019Presentation and technical questions about electrical engineering theory. Presentation was okay on digitalization in substation engineering. Created a slideshow of 30 slides and gave a 15-minute presentation. Five people interviewed me, including
Software Engineer
Vaughan, Ontario, CanadaSeptember 1, 2018After the HR phone interview, there was an on-site technical interview. One of the interviewers was digging into all the possible minor details of everything, both relevant and irrelevant.
