Good pay, great colleagues, pleasant work atmosphere.
The cafeteria sucks.
Sales are stagnant, so there are not many growth opportunities.
Layoffs are frequent since 2008. Before the crisis, there were no layoffs for a long time.
A lot of politics. If you are not "in" the politics, you are automatically out.
Not so much politics.
The interview comprised of a phone screen, a presentation made to the team, individual discussions with team members, and a coding exercise. Overall, it was a good experience until the code challenge, which was not handled very well.
Professional questions. I was paid for the travel expenses very quickly. I was interviewed by my prospect manager, a Metallurgy Engineer, and a Drafting Manager. They gave me a detailed description of the job and gave a tour of the facility. They we
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
The interview comprised of a phone screen, a presentation made to the team, individual discussions with team members, and a coding exercise. Overall, it was a good experience until the code challenge, which was not handled very well.
Professional questions. I was paid for the travel expenses very quickly. I was interviewed by my prospect manager, a Metallurgy Engineer, and a Drafting Manager. They gave me a detailed description of the job and gave a tour of the facility. They we
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