Big company and a good networking opportunity.
Manufacturing and R&D are in the same site.
Good culture in the building.
Lots of processes and procedures. Training is minimal, not much learning opportunities.
Provide certainty.
I submitted my resume and cover letter. I received a call the next day to schedule an interview. I had missed the call, and it went to my voicemail. I called the Director back; he was rude and obnoxious. I declined to proceed with the Skype inter
Phone Interview I learned the internship is only for a month and was mainly focused on Java. This differed from the requirements, which listed Machine Learning and working with recommender systems. The interviewer was German. I expected more from
A very typical process, but it takes a long time. The process seems to be quite formal, and there's nothing to complain about. Siemens is huge, so some delay is understandable.
I submitted my resume and cover letter. I received a call the next day to schedule an interview. I had missed the call, and it went to my voicemail. I called the Director back; he was rude and obnoxious. I declined to proceed with the Skype inter
Phone Interview I learned the internship is only for a month and was mainly focused on Java. This differed from the requirements, which listed Machine Learning and working with recommender systems. The interviewer was German. I expected more from
A very typical process, but it takes a long time. The process seems to be quite formal, and there's nothing to complain about. Siemens is huge, so some delay is understandable.