Good Environment, Use-and-throw
Good Environment, Use-and-throw
Great environment, nice cafeteria, and great for skill enhancement.
Extreme workload. They can't work for a longer perspective since they are opting for a "use and throw" strategy for interns. They hire batches of interns and make them do work under unrealistic deadlines in the name of full-time employment, and then don't hire those interns even on the "inclined" decision in the Final Review meeting.
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