Great perks and compensation.
Lots of flexibility and autonomy for interns.
Lots of effort in intern social events.
Good access to senior management.
Welcoming and fun culture.
Intern projects can still have a lot of impact since the company isn't huge.
Interns don't have a ton of control over what projects they get.
Week 1: First contact was with a recruiter a few days after sending my application through a referral at the company. It was a typical recruiter screen, and we proceeded to scheduling a technical phone interview. ----- Week 2: The technical phone i
I received a call through a referral and had a telephonic interview. The interviewer was late, and the call was very noisy and hard to understand. Even after repeatedly stating that it was difficult to hear, the interviewer continued the call. At
The interview was conducted by another company, not Airbnb itself. The woman was very nice and helpful. The interview was by phone, and the first question they asked was: "Tell me about yourself." After that, there was one coding problem.
Week 1: First contact was with a recruiter a few days after sending my application through a referral at the company. It was a typical recruiter screen, and we proceeded to scheduling a technical phone interview. ----- Week 2: The technical phone i
I received a call through a referral and had a telephonic interview. The interviewer was late, and the call was very noisy and hard to understand. Even after repeatedly stating that it was difficult to hear, the interviewer continued the call. At
The interview was conducted by another company, not Airbnb itself. The woman was very nice and helpful. The interview was by phone, and the first question they asked was: "Tell me about yourself." After that, there was one coding problem.