Documentation was lacking. It's rather hard to find the necessary information for interns to do their projects, and it can consume project time longer than it optimally can be.
Providing basic learning materials and documentation will be of great help to newbies.
An AMD recruiter reached out through the university co-op portal. Only general behavioral questions were asked; there were no technical questions. They also asked further questions on my resume, such as my experience from other jobs.
The job was for application development. It included some programming questions, and basic questions about: * The differences between C and C++ * The differences between a Heap and Stack, and how they are implemented in C++
I had a phone interview, which was essentially an outlet for me to ask them questions. Afterwards, I had an on-site interview where they mostly asked behavioral questions. The process was laid-back and quick.
An AMD recruiter reached out through the university co-op portal. Only general behavioral questions were asked; there were no technical questions. They also asked further questions on my resume, such as my experience from other jobs.
The job was for application development. It included some programming questions, and basic questions about: * The differences between C and C++ * The differences between a Heap and Stack, and how they are implemented in C++
I had a phone interview, which was essentially an outlet for me to ask them questions. Afterwards, I had an on-site interview where they mostly asked behavioral questions. The process was laid-back and quick.