Lively work environment; constantly events are happening.
Free food (for interns at least). Colleagues are amazing.
Travel from home to work in company shuttle buses.
Interns are allowed 2 days WFH and Full-Time employees 3 days WFH, out of 5 working days.
A games room and canteen are also there.
No cons, overall experience really good.
The interview process is a five-stage process. 1. **First Round:** A written test. 2. **Technical Interview Rounds (2):** These rounds focus on C++ (as the post is for a C++ developer) and data structures. You need to be very clear about basic con
In short, Siemens is looking for cheap labor rather than skilled workers. The interview consists of four rounds: * Programming Test * Technical * Managerial * HR The process will take a full day as their interview process is not streamlined
1. Online coding test (HackerRank) 2. Technical Round 1. Managerial Round 1. HR Round Generally, all rounds will be finished in a day. The entire process takes a full day, and after you are selected, you will mostly be communicated with on the same
The interview process is a five-stage process. 1. **First Round:** A written test. 2. **Technical Interview Rounds (2):** These rounds focus on C++ (as the post is for a C++ developer) and data structures. You need to be very clear about basic con
In short, Siemens is looking for cheap labor rather than skilled workers. The interview consists of four rounds: * Programming Test * Technical * Managerial * HR The process will take a full day as their interview process is not streamlined
1. Online coding test (HackerRank) 2. Technical Round 1. Managerial Round 1. HR Round Generally, all rounds will be finished in a day. The entire process takes a full day, and after you are selected, you will mostly be communicated with on the same