Good compensation, interesting technology, good work/life balance, and a variety of work (this all depends on the team).
Can be a bit of a bureaucrat at times.
I applied through on-campus recruitment last year (Spring 2016) for a software development intern position inclined towards UX. I cleared the first round, where I was asked design and logical reasoning-related questions. The next three rounds were
The final round was done in a hotel in New York. The first interviewer on the final day was very helpful and really understanding. However, the second interviewer was very rude and threw questions at me nonstop. I was able to cope with him; however,
Three rounds. One with HR, one with the department head, and one with four people in the department. Technical questions were in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. All via Zoom. The last round was 2 hours long, and none of them were on camera.
I applied through on-campus recruitment last year (Spring 2016) for a software development intern position inclined towards UX. I cleared the first round, where I was asked design and logical reasoning-related questions. The next three rounds were
The final round was done in a hotel in New York. The first interviewer on the final day was very helpful and really understanding. However, the second interviewer was very rude and threw questions at me nonstop. I was able to cope with him; however,
Three rounds. One with HR, one with the department head, and one with four people in the department. Technical questions were in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. All via Zoom. The last round was 2 hours long, and none of them were on camera.