Pay is nice, and work-life balance is valued by everyone. You can talk to anyone you like for mentorship. As an intern, I had one-on-ones with many VPs. The interns had a round table with the CEO. It was an incredible experience.
They treat you like a part of the team, and I did very legitimate work.
Didn't love Phoenix. Not a great city.
I had two interviews back to back. One was a behavioral question, and the rest were technical/trick questions. The interview was pretty chill. I am still waiting for a response. They only want to see if you are competent. This was only the first i
Asked some weird questions (leetcode style), and when I tried to answer using a data structure like a stack or something, they said no, you can't use those. So they basically just wanted brute force solutions that honestly a monkey could do.
Applied with resume and cover letter. I got an in-person interview with two interviewers. They asked a lot of questions about project experience and threw in critical thinking questions.
I had two interviews back to back. One was a behavioral question, and the rest were technical/trick questions. The interview was pretty chill. I am still waiting for a response. They only want to see if you are competent. This was only the first i
Asked some weird questions (leetcode style), and when I tried to answer using a data structure like a stack or something, they said no, you can't use those. So they basically just wanted brute force solutions that honestly a monkey could do.
Applied with resume and cover letter. I got an in-person interview with two interviewers. They asked a lot of questions about project experience and threw in critical thinking questions.