Best company I have worked for. Always encouraging personal development and will compensate for that through learning. Flexible working, management are approachable. All in all, a great place to work.
The only downside is that the pay is not really competitive.
Yearly increases are very minimal. To get what you deserve in the market, you have to find a new job and force through a pay rise. Otherwise, you will be fobbed off with "market conditions blah blah blah."
Look closer at your pay structure. A lot of people are leaving Congleton due to this fact. But as a business overall, in terms of everything else, I would highly recommend working at Siemens. Management is very good at Congleton and approachable.
Again, the only negative is the failure to compensate its workers with the actual market rate it should be paying its employees.
Wasteful hiring and interview process. If you are preparing for an interview, this is your right place. Otherwise, it's a total waste of time; please do not go through the Siemens process. Total time waste.
It started from easy, then went to moderate, and ended on hard questions of JavaScript, HTML, CSS & analytics questions, including. You need to prepare well if you're going for the interview.
The round started with an introduction. The interviewer then asked me thoroughly about my projects. There was a brief discussion about one of my projects. Next, they began asking basic DSA questions involving arrays, linked lists, and similar struct
Wasteful hiring and interview process. If you are preparing for an interview, this is your right place. Otherwise, it's a total waste of time; please do not go through the Siemens process. Total time waste.
It started from easy, then went to moderate, and ended on hard questions of JavaScript, HTML, CSS & analytics questions, including. You need to prepare well if you're going for the interview.
The round started with an introduction. The interviewer then asked me thoroughly about my projects. There was a brief discussion about one of my projects. Next, they began asking basic DSA questions involving arrays, linked lists, and similar struct