The intern program goes to a lot of effort to make sure you're supported.
The corporate housing was nice. The office I was in was nice. Free snacks galore. Very good work-life balance (I was in around 9 am and out around 4 pm with a 1.5-hour lunch at some point during the day). The pay was excellent.
Most of the interns had horrible projects (in the sense that they're boring/meaningless; all the projects were easy), including myself.
The process included a few phone interviews and a half-day final round interview with 4 engineers and managers. I appreciate that the process is shorter than at many other places, but the way they handle candidates is very poor. After I was told th
The whole interview process is just hype. They ask questions at all different levels: 2 job fit, 2 behavioral, 1 case, and an online test. This goes on for 4 hours, non-stop, just putting us in a stressful situation.
Phone screen with HR. Phone screen with hiring manager. On-site interview with 4 different people (45 minutes each). On-site interview included: * Two job fit interviews * A case interview * A behavioral interview
The process included a few phone interviews and a half-day final round interview with 4 engineers and managers. I appreciate that the process is shorter than at many other places, but the way they handle candidates is very poor. After I was told th
The whole interview process is just hype. They ask questions at all different levels: 2 job fit, 2 behavioral, 1 case, and an online test. This goes on for 4 hours, non-stop, just putting us in a stressful situation.
Phone screen with HR. Phone screen with hiring manager. On-site interview with 4 different people (45 minutes each). On-site interview included: * Two job fit interviews * A case interview * A behavioral interview