Interns get flexibility and full ownership of the project they are given for the internship.
Your work is usually shipped and hence (mostly) not throw-away work.
It is ensured one has all the equipment one needs for development before the job starts.
• They need to provide interns with more swag items.
• The ownership principle acts as a con, as there is no spoon-feeding or basic feeding. Unless you go and ask, nobody will tell you.
• At times, it can get stressful with training and work.
• Inconsistency on projects and evaluation for different teams.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci
I applied online with a referral, then received a take-home OA. After scoring 100% on the OA, I was given a 45-minute interview: * 15-minute behavioral * 30-minute technical
The hiring process includes an OA, which has one easy and one medium-level LeetCode question. Afterward, I had one interview round where I was asked behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium question.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci
I applied online with a referral, then received a take-home OA. After scoring 100% on the OA, I was given a 45-minute interview: * 15-minute behavioral * 30-minute technical
The hiring process includes an OA, which has one easy and one medium-level LeetCode question. Afterward, I had one interview round where I was asked behavioral questions and one LeetCode medium question.