Fun, creative people, relaxed environment.
No free food. Buying food every day is kind of expensive.
Listen to your interns and have more events for them.
My college linked me up with Autodesk as a potential employer for an internship. After we were linked up, we had an interview, a small take-home assignment, and then a presentation.
Applied on LinkedIn. After 3-4 weeks, a technical HR contacted me. There was one technical phone screen on Skype with the Lead QA. They asked a few technical questions on automation processes, testing, Java, Selenium, and REST APIs and I was asked t
Phone screen with a coding exercise for 45 minutes to an hour, then followed by an onsite. I was very disappointed by the interviewer, as he seemed to have an ego problem, especially since I already knew the answer in advance to his problem. It's unf
My college linked me up with Autodesk as a potential employer for an internship. After we were linked up, we had an interview, a small take-home assignment, and then a presentation.
Applied on LinkedIn. After 3-4 weeks, a technical HR contacted me. There was one technical phone screen on Skype with the Lead QA. They asked a few technical questions on automation processes, testing, Java, Selenium, and REST APIs and I was asked t
Phone screen with a coding exercise for 45 minutes to an hour, then followed by an onsite. I was very disappointed by the interviewer, as he seemed to have an ego problem, especially since I already knew the answer in advance to his problem. It's unf