Great people. Positive company culture. Nice offices. Interesting work. Good management system. Good pay. Great company in the other interns. Hybrid, but you have to be near your office.
Bad at sharing info prior to day one.
Can be a bit daunting.
Have to get certifications, and they're only paid for if you pass.
There was a phone interview. A lot of technical questions were asked, especially on networking fundamentals, including: * Security * Storage or Databases (Relational and/or NoSQL) * Operating Systems (Unix, Linux, and/or Windows).
It was a good experience, as I was introduced to the world of technical and behavioral questions. I also learned to write more about achievements, as I was needed to talk in depth about them.
The first round involved checking the work simulation, customer simulation, and also a few technical questions and areas of interest. We had to work through scenarios and give our views.
There was a phone interview. A lot of technical questions were asked, especially on networking fundamentals, including: * Security * Storage or Databases (Relational and/or NoSQL) * Operating Systems (Unix, Linux, and/or Windows).
It was a good experience, as I was introduced to the world of technical and behavioral questions. I also learned to write more about achievements, as I was needed to talk in depth about them.
The first round involved checking the work simulation, customer simulation, and also a few technical questions and areas of interest. We had to work through scenarios and give our views.