Perfect work-life balance. Also, a good initial salary.
No proper technology stack here.
It was a pathetic interview process. The reporting time was 8:30 a.m., but the HR himself reported after one hour, at 9:30 a.m. The entire office is highly secured; even the washroom access area requires a Siemens badge to be displayed. Coming to the
Round 1: I received an email from Siemens for an online test. It contained basic OOPS concepts, Java questions, and two simple programs. I received an email stating that I had cleared this test. Round 2: I was given an interview time of 12 PM, yet
I applied through a referral. The recruiter contacted me and briefed me about the process. Two interviews were conducted. In the first interview, basic Java questions were asked, including some complex edge cases. In the second interview, framework-
It was a pathetic interview process. The reporting time was 8:30 a.m., but the HR himself reported after one hour, at 9:30 a.m. The entire office is highly secured; even the washroom access area requires a Siemens badge to be displayed. Coming to the
Round 1: I received an email from Siemens for an online test. It contained basic OOPS concepts, Java questions, and two simple programs. I received an email stating that I had cleared this test. Round 2: I was given an interview time of 12 PM, yet
I applied through a referral. The recruiter contacted me and briefed me about the process. Two interviews were conducted. In the first interview, basic Java questions were asked, including some complex edge cases. In the second interview, framework-