Everyone in the office is nice and fairly quiet. I was taken as seriously as anyone else as an intern. I wasn't pressured into doing more work than I wanted to.
Decision-making can take time, and sometimes things fall on a team that shouldn't.
There's a lot of corporate process involved in making anything happen.
One round of interviews with technical questions on DSA on-site. Friendly and helpful colleagues throughout the whole process. They really teach you how to approach DSA questions if you are stuck.
I was asked about my previous work, day-to-day workflow, and other behavioral questions. There was absolutely no technical assessment, which was a very strange way to filter out candidates. It was a waste of time, unfortunately.
The interviewer was unfriendly. It felt like he was trying to reject me by asking high-level questions intentionally and conducting a tough interview for someone with 2 years of experience, especially for a contract-based job.
One round of interviews with technical questions on DSA on-site. Friendly and helpful colleagues throughout the whole process. They really teach you how to approach DSA questions if you are stuck.
I was asked about my previous work, day-to-day workflow, and other behavioral questions. There was absolutely no technical assessment, which was a very strange way to filter out candidates. It was a waste of time, unfortunately.
The interviewer was unfriendly. It felt like he was trying to reject me by asking high-level questions intentionally and conducting a tough interview for someone with 2 years of experience, especially for a contract-based job.