Refers to Siemens Building Technologies in Buffalo Grove, IL. Before Sep. 2017, this was a pretty good place to work. The people made it worthwhile.
The technical work was about average in difficulty and interest, but the work atmosphere was great, as seen by the very low turnover rate.
Since Sep. 2017, the software department has moved to Chicago, and reports are that the culture has changed.
Refers to Siemens Building Technologies in Buffalo Grove, IL.
Before Sep. 2017, the salaries were only average or slightly below average. New and interesting work was often not shared around but restricted to a few. The legacy systems were old technology.
Even the newer systems used somewhat dated technology. Time to take training for career development was hard to come by.
The interview process was pretty good and relaxed.
I applied online. HR called me and discussed the position and my background. The next day, I was asked for an on-site interview. The job description required VB. I mentioned I don't have VB experience, but HR asked if I could learn. I responded, "Ye
The interview was conducted over the phone as an initial screen by HR for the appropriate candidates. Unfortunately, the job requirements were not clear in the online description. Per the online description, it was a good fit. Based on the job descr
The interview process was pretty good and relaxed.
I applied online. HR called me and discussed the position and my background. The next day, I was asked for an on-site interview. The job description required VB. I mentioned I don't have VB experience, but HR asked if I could learn. I responded, "Ye
The interview was conducted over the phone as an initial screen by HR for the appropriate candidates. Unfortunately, the job requirements were not clear in the online description. Per the online description, it was a good fit. Based on the job descr