At Siemens, we have business partners and interests all over the world. Is there anything that would restrict you from traveling for work?

Frequently advertised as "two years that will change your life. 3 rotations. Locations in 190 countries. The world is your oyster." This is framed as a positive. It hints at adventure and aims to appeal to those who are eager to have a transformative, growth experience. It's perfectly natural for a person to feel homesick or experience culture shock when spending any length of time abroad. Share your experience if you've overcome this before and frame it as something that's behind you in your life. If traveling abroad is something you haven't experienced before, and if you have reservations, best to explore your resilience in this regard prior to the interview. If you're not sure if you're cut out for it, best to explore that before the interview. Such self-doubts or reservations are likely to sneak out and come across for a red flag.

Don't frame logistical obstacles as reasons holding you back from this opportunity. If you don't have a passport, one can be easily attained within an acceptable timeframe. Don't up that you don't have a work visa or anything of that nature. They explain on multiple web pages that they'll assist you and your family in getting all the required work visas. Using that as an excuse will only reveal you haven't done your research prior to the interview, and serve as a red flag that you really aren't interested in the opportunity.

"That's one of the things that attracted me to compete for this opportunity with one of the greatest companies in the world. There is nothing restricting me from traveling anywhere."