Siemens

It is a recognized company. You have very good paternity and maternity leave benefits. They are real and important projects that give you a sense of doing something relevant. They say there is work-life balance and flexibility, but in a certain way. They changed the remote work conditions from one day to the next.

Depends on the team you're on, but in mine, there's a lot of backward culture. People work overtime almost always. They are taking away remote work. Salaries have been frozen for three years, and they don't do personalized reviews. Either they raise everyone's salary, or no one's.

The applications are old, the programmers are mostly external, and there's a lot of unnecessary and poorly planned paperwork.

They try to do Agile, but wanting everything done yesterday makes it impossible.