Beer bashes! Free beer!
Intern Activities. They took us out to ballgames, a party boat in the bay, and other fun stuff.
Doing REAL work. I was given an actual project to complete and demo to our VP. Awesome!
Seriously, there is no downside to working here as an intern. You'd be very, very, very crazy not to accept!
There is nothing I can think of that would help my leadership. The closest thing might be to make sure managers keep up on their intern's work.
Interviews across teams are non-standard. Mine involved some talking about myself and then was entirely system design/debugging questions regarding operating system components. They would share technical details when required, but really wanted to s
Applied online and was contacted by a recruiter within a week. The recruiter scheduled an interview for the next afternoon. The interview was with the technical manager for the department the position was in. Interview questions included: * Familiar
Applied externally (not through the Canadian university job portal) and was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. The interview was roughly one hour long. The first half was just chatting and getting to know each other, with some general behavio
Interviews across teams are non-standard. Mine involved some talking about myself and then was entirely system design/debugging questions regarding operating system components. They would share technical details when required, but really wanted to s
Applied online and was contacted by a recruiter within a week. The recruiter scheduled an interview for the next afternoon. The interview was with the technical manager for the department the position was in. Interview questions included: * Familiar
Applied externally (not through the Canadian university job portal) and was contacted by HR to schedule an interview. The interview was roughly one hour long. The first half was just chatting and getting to know each other, with some general behavio