The company is still above average.
It has good benefits:
Don't ever consider joining AEP; it would be the worst choice for your life.
Endless engineers have been burnt out by working in this toxic org.
I submitted my resume at an on-campus career fair and subsequently had an onsite interview at their HQ in San Jose. The onsite event was like another career fair, featuring many teams from Adobe. I spoke with representatives from various teams and ha
I had a panel interview with four different teams, and then I was team-matched for my internship. At the end of the summer, I received a full-time offer with no additional interviews.
I got my interview through a resume drop at my university's CS career fair. (For reference, my university is a top 20 CS school and top 50 overall). The first part of the process was a phone screen, and it was also where my apprehension began with t
I submitted my resume at an on-campus career fair and subsequently had an onsite interview at their HQ in San Jose. The onsite event was like another career fair, featuring many teams from Adobe. I spoke with representatives from various teams and ha
I had a panel interview with four different teams, and then I was team-matched for my internship. At the end of the summer, I received a full-time offer with no additional interviews.
I got my interview through a resume drop at my university's CS career fair. (For reference, my university is a top 20 CS school and top 50 overall). The first part of the process was a phone screen, and it was also where my apprehension began with t