Company Perks / Work-Life Balance
Company Perks / Work-Life Balance
Pay is very good, $52/hour while I interned.
Free bananas.
Team can be hit or miss (some very lax, some normal, some very demanding).
No free lunch.
Work-life balance does not exist. (Team dependent, but most of my co-workers/interns seem to struggle with work/life balance during my two summers interning.)
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