Things are somewhat fast-paced, but in a way you can handle, and one in which you're never bored. You're learning something new each day.
People are really good at communicating with one another, so you don't feel alone.
Huge emphasis on the intern presentation; it took like the last 3 weeks.
This could be a good thing, but it felt like it was overemphasized compared to what I expected.
I applied online and got a phone interview for the Interactive Media Group with an engineer. It was purely technical, with no behavioral questions. There were no LeetCode questions, but they did ask about system design.
Interviewed at a school event. Answered a few problem-solving questions focused on engineering in a one-on-one setting. There was some time to ask questions. I was asked a few behavioral questions.
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
I applied online and got a phone interview for the Interactive Media Group with an engineer. It was purely technical, with no behavioral questions. There were no LeetCode questions, but they did ask about system design.
Interviewed at a school event. Answered a few problem-solving questions focused on engineering in a one-on-one setting. There was some time to ask questions. I was asked a few behavioral questions.
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