Siemens is a great company. The pay is good & the benefits are good. Flex time is a local management decision, so good luck. Employee discounts are amazing.
Management might have been hired from a group of former circus employees. None of the local management knows anything about railroad or project life cycles. Management is definitely the biggest hurdle. Employee morale is beyond terrible.
Please find a job you are qualified for. Railroad customers are unique, and your strategies from other disciplines don't always work with 'ol railroaders.
Less than 20 minutes. No technical questions, as management wouldn't know what to ask. A solid resume is all you need. They will verify your education and previous employment. Bring a pay stub, since they do not verify salary history and they expect
The interview process can be long; perhaps networking might help you secure a job at Siemens faster. However, depending on your contact's position within Siemens, you might be able to get a job with much more ease.
The interview was smooth. They told me to speak in Arabic. They were friendly and easygoing. They also told me not to be nervous, that it was okay to take my time preparing myself and to be ready.
Less than 20 minutes. No technical questions, as management wouldn't know what to ask. A solid resume is all you need. They will verify your education and previous employment. Bring a pay stub, since they do not verify salary history and they expect
The interview process can be long; perhaps networking might help you secure a job at Siemens faster. However, depending on your contact's position within Siemens, you might be able to get a job with much more ease.
The interview was smooth. They told me to speak in Arabic. They were friendly and easygoing. They also told me not to be nervous, that it was okay to take my time preparing myself and to be ready.