The benefits you get while working is amazing.
You will get to learn the tool or the IP that you are working on.
I would say it is bad for the interns since there are hardly any teams that work on the full flow. Also, working on a tool restricts you to knowing only the specific field. And as an intern I believe you are looking for a field you are interested in. Sometimes, interns are only focused on the regression and nothing else which is in my view, not good.
After doing an internship for 10 months, I interviewed for a full time role in another team. There were overall 4 rounds of interviews. In round one questions about scripting language, makefiles, parasitics, Electromigration and IR drop. ( acc to
Given this interview remotely online through Web Ex. First round was telephonic round. They asked questions related to my previous experience and skills. The second round was a technical round. They asked some technical questions and some logical
First there was technical interview for 2 hrs which included my project work digital electronics and some coding questions. Coding questions were from C Digital was from counters and state machines
After doing an internship for 10 months, I interviewed for a full time role in another team. There were overall 4 rounds of interviews. In round one questions about scripting language, makefiles, parasitics, Electromigration and IR drop. ( acc to
Given this interview remotely online through Web Ex. First round was telephonic round. They asked questions related to my previous experience and skills. The second round was a technical round. They asked some technical questions and some logical
First there was technical interview for 2 hrs which included my project work digital electronics and some coding questions. Coding questions were from C Digital was from counters and state machines