It was a really good experience.
I wish they provided interns housing.
Well, the first half of my interview was all digital. The second half, an in-person interview, they asked me questions about: * Times I met hard deadlines * How I could have done better at meeting those deadlines * Examples of leadership skills that
I was asked behavioural questions first, two of them. This was followed by a 'create a class' question, which I completed in Python. It was related to directed graphs and wasn't too difficult. Despite this, I was still rejected.
There are two mediums for the process during the actual interview, along with the OA, which should be a pretty standard process, like most other SWE interviews. It is just two rounds for the intern process.
Well, the first half of my interview was all digital. The second half, an in-person interview, they asked me questions about: * Times I met hard deadlines * How I could have done better at meeting those deadlines * Examples of leadership skills that
I was asked behavioural questions first, two of them. This was followed by a 'create a class' question, which I completed in Python. It was related to directed graphs and wasn't too difficult. Despite this, I was still rejected.
There are two mediums for the process during the actual interview, along with the OA, which should be a pretty standard process, like most other SWE interviews. It is just two rounds for the intern process.