Had great work-life balance but also kept me learning at a fast pace.
Sometimes working on the projects could be dull or repetitive, as every software engineering internship followed the same template.
I went to Apple's event on campus, and a recruiter contacted me the next day, telling me I got an interview. It was very casual and mostly behavioral questions, involved demonstrating my past projects, and talking about my experiences. Keep in mind
1. 45-minute webX interview with the hiring manager: This included all behavioral questions, and at the end, there was a small case study on how I would make a testing plan and what kinds of testing I would perform. 2. 45-minute webX interview with a
Teams of two to three people interviewed me in waves. Technical questions were asked; no brain teaser-type questions. Opinions were solicited on various technologies. No one seemed very prepared for the interview. It appeared most were bugged to hav
I went to Apple's event on campus, and a recruiter contacted me the next day, telling me I got an interview. It was very casual and mostly behavioral questions, involved demonstrating my past projects, and talking about my experiences. Keep in mind
1. 45-minute webX interview with the hiring manager: This included all behavioral questions, and at the end, there was a small case study on how I would make a testing plan and what kinds of testing I would perform. 2. 45-minute webX interview with a
Teams of two to three people interviewed me in waves. Technical questions were asked; no brain teaser-type questions. Opinions were solicited on various technologies. No one seemed very prepared for the interview. It appeared most were bugged to hav