Siemens generally promotes work-life balance, paying attention to employee health. They are a very good company.
I don't have that many cons for this.
I applied online on LinkedIn for a software engineer job. The role involves writing code, adding new features, and enhancing the system. They asked me about software and hardware regarding embedded systems. The company produces industrial kitchen pro
Aptitude +1 technical interview +1 hour interview. It was a good interview; I cleared the technical round but had conflicts in salary with HR. That's the reason the process didn't move forward. The assessment test was organized through HackerEarth.
The process begins with submitting your application through Siemens’ career portal or job boards. HR conducts an initial phone or video screening to review your background, motivation for joining Siemens, and basic technical qualifications.
I applied online on LinkedIn for a software engineer job. The role involves writing code, adding new features, and enhancing the system. They asked me about software and hardware regarding embedded systems. The company produces industrial kitchen pro
Aptitude +1 technical interview +1 hour interview. It was a good interview; I cleared the technical round but had conflicts in salary with HR. That's the reason the process didn't move forward. The assessment test was organized through HackerEarth.
The process begins with submitting your application through Siemens’ career portal or job boards. HR conducts an initial phone or video screening to review your background, motivation for joining Siemens, and basic technical qualifications.