Good pay. The first couple of weeks of onboarding are easy. People are nice and manage things well for the most part.
Experiences are heavily team dependent. Full-timers often work past work hours, which influences interns in how much they work as well. Also, the turnover rate is high, which sucks to see if you're an intern, and people who headed projects are frequently leaving.
There was an online assessment which had two questions. The difficulty level was medium. Followed by the online assessment, I had an interview which included live coding and behavioral questions.
Online assessment consisting of 2 standard LeetCode problems, followed by a 45-minute video interview: * 15 minutes of resume review and experience * 30 minutes for 1 LeetCode question * 5 minutes for questions
The process consisted of two interviews, each lasting one hour. The sessions included a mix of behavioral questions and technical assessments, covering either LeetCode-style coding challenges or high-level system design topics. Straightforward.
There was an online assessment which had two questions. The difficulty level was medium. Followed by the online assessment, I had an interview which included live coding and behavioral questions.
Online assessment consisting of 2 standard LeetCode problems, followed by a 45-minute video interview: * 15 minutes of resume review and experience * 30 minutes for 1 LeetCode question * 5 minutes for questions
The process consisted of two interviews, each lasting one hour. The sessions included a mix of behavioral questions and technical assessments, covering either LeetCode-style coding challenges or high-level system design topics. Straightforward.