Your achievements, even as an intern, are recognized. Most of the work you do is important and not just some lousy project that's meant to keep you "busy" and/or bound to fail.
I cannot say anything about cons; overall, the internship experience was great.
People are not wrong; the recruiters and HR are a nightmare. I had a phone screening that went really well, followed by a Codility test that was fair and went well. I was then brought on-site for an interview that was also fair and went well. The e
I had multiple (2 or 3) phone screenings with AMEX engineers before I was finally invited in for an on-site interview. The position I was interviewing for was a junior role. The interview itself wasn't bad, but it was quite long. I spent about 5 ho
Got contacted by a recruiter for an interview. The interview was online through a video chat, overall pretty easy. Mostly talking about my past experience and some easy Python questions.
People are not wrong; the recruiters and HR are a nightmare. I had a phone screening that went really well, followed by a Codility test that was fair and went well. I was then brought on-site for an interview that was also fair and went well. The e
I had multiple (2 or 3) phone screenings with AMEX engineers before I was finally invited in for an on-site interview. The position I was interviewing for was a junior role. The interview itself wasn't bad, but it was quite long. I spent about 5 ho
Got contacted by a recruiter for an interview. The interview was online through a video chat, overall pretty easy. Mostly talking about my past experience and some easy Python questions.