Opportunity to grow in career.
No work-life balance, to be honest.
Note: My hiring process may be a little different than others because I was hired as part of a college hire program (not an internship). I was first reached out via phone by the recruiter. I had a brief phone interview with him, and he went over the
First HR interview to check about your background and experience. Talked about the projects I have done in Co-ops and the programming languages that I am familiar with. No specific technical questions were asked. Then the HR arranged another phone in
They judged me with two Python questions: list manipulation and string manipulation. I was able to give the answers the interviewer needed, but they said I don't have enough Python experience. Damn! First of all, you don't memorize all the syntax in
Note: My hiring process may be a little different than others because I was hired as part of a college hire program (not an internship). I was first reached out via phone by the recruiter. I had a brief phone interview with him, and he went over the
First HR interview to check about your background and experience. Talked about the projects I have done in Co-ops and the programming languages that I am familiar with. No specific technical questions were asked. Then the HR arranged another phone in
They judged me with two Python questions: list manipulation and string manipulation. I was able to give the answers the interviewer needed, but they said I don't have enough Python experience. Damn! First of all, you don't memorize all the syntax in