For a software professional, software is their primary business. There is an opportunity to work on many different projects and on many different platforms. Agile development really exists here. The healthcare industry is challenging, and there's no shortage of work that needs to be done. Interaction with customers is both educational and rewarding. The local history of the company is very interesting. If you like a multi-cultural work experience, there are people working here from all over the world. The size of the parent company gives the opportunity to move around and try other jobs. While benefits are shrinking, they are still better than many other companies.
Management is short-term focused. They decide to do one thing, then oops, that was wrong. They stop everything and decide to do this instead. Some management is very sleazy and back-handed. People are afraid and will never speak up.
Siemens allows and encourages its management to move on every couple of years, but never holds them accountable for the mess they leave behind.
According to the communication received, it's a scheduled interview consisting of two technical and one manager round, followed by HR. Apparently, their schedule is pathetic. Mine was supposed to happen at 2 pm. These people don't seem to appreciate
They had taken six technical rounds of interview asking about Java and Hadoop. Two client rounds, one video conference, and one face-to-face. I had a very poor experience, even after six rounds of interview and saying that all the rounds' feedback wa
It was a decent and good interview. It took one day, but they still have not released an offer letter. If they are not interested, they should reject us.
According to the communication received, it's a scheduled interview consisting of two technical and one manager round, followed by HR. Apparently, their schedule is pathetic. Mine was supposed to happen at 2 pm. These people don't seem to appreciate
They had taken six technical rounds of interview asking about Java and Hadoop. Two client rounds, one video conference, and one face-to-face. I had a very poor experience, even after six rounds of interview and saying that all the rounds' feedback wa
It was a decent and good interview. It took one day, but they still have not released an offer letter. If they are not interested, they should reject us.