The work environment is generally relaxed.
People are cool and very willing to help you learn. Superiors are more than happy to be your advocate and are very patient if you are new to the tech stack.
It's relatively easy to get a return offer.
Depending on the team you are placed with, you may end up with way too much work or way too little work. There's not really enough time in the internship to make much of a change during it.
Some internship activities feel redundant or unnecessary, which can make things a bit frustrating occasionally.
Coding Interview was fairly easy. Three "easy" level LeetCode questions must be done in under 1 hour. Then a "project" that can be completed with a language of your choice.
Good process. Unfortunately, they offered me another position which I am still considering. The online assessment was fairly self-explanatory, and the technical interview was not too bad (LeetCode easy and code reviews).
There were several parts: 1. I applied online and sent in my resume for the AT&T Live Software Development Program position. They must have liked my resume because they sent me an email about the next step. 2. The second part was an online coding q
Coding Interview was fairly easy. Three "easy" level LeetCode questions must be done in under 1 hour. Then a "project" that can be completed with a language of your choice.
Good process. Unfortunately, they offered me another position which I am still considering. The online assessment was fairly self-explanatory, and the technical interview was not too bad (LeetCode easy and code reviews).
There were several parts: 1. I applied online and sent in my resume for the AT&T Live Software Development Program position. They must have liked my resume because they sent me an email about the next step. 2. The second part was an online coding q