Very structured internship process, good pay, and support.
Lots of independence at times. Meeting other interns is a self-guided process.
I had 4 rounds. Each with LPs and coding. I expected coding to be DSA, but they were more like low-level design. The interviewers were supportive but did not clearly communicate, maybe because they wanted me to find out the ambiguity.
The process was a little convoluted. I can tell they're recycling procedures from other software engineering disciplines, which doesn't strictly apply to what would be my position. It seems more like a test of the hoops I'm willing to jump through t
Leetcode coding, and then go through the projects on my CV. Then, ask behavioral questions like, "Give me an example when you had a conflict with someone on the team."
I had 4 rounds. Each with LPs and coding. I expected coding to be DSA, but they were more like low-level design. The interviewers were supportive but did not clearly communicate, maybe because they wanted me to find out the ambiguity.
The process was a little convoluted. I can tell they're recycling procedures from other software engineering disciplines, which doesn't strictly apply to what would be my position. It seems more like a test of the hoops I'm willing to jump through t
Leetcode coding, and then go through the projects on my CV. Then, ask behavioral questions like, "Give me an example when you had a conflict with someone on the team."