Interns get to work on meaningful tasks. There are a lot of fun events as well. :)
Biggest con, I guess, would be not being able to work in SF, but Virginia is cool too.
The interview process included a recruiter screen, followed by a CodeSignal LeetCode assessment (scoring 50% or higher resulted in passing). Next was a "power day" interview that took half a day. The "power day" consisted of: * Two technical intervi
I was flown out to Richmond for a power day that consisted of three hour-long interviews. One interview was for Behavioral, which was a generic interview to see if you fit within the culture. The second was a case interview to test your analytical sk
An hour tour of the offices, followed by lunch. This will then be followed by three 45-minute interviews: * A behavioral interview * A case study (mostly algebraic math) * A skills interview
The interview process included a recruiter screen, followed by a CodeSignal LeetCode assessment (scoring 50% or higher resulted in passing). Next was a "power day" interview that took half a day. The "power day" consisted of: * Two technical intervi
I was flown out to Richmond for a power day that consisted of three hour-long interviews. One interview was for Behavioral, which was a generic interview to see if you fit within the culture. The second was a case interview to test your analytical sk
An hour tour of the offices, followed by lunch. This will then be followed by three 45-minute interviews: * A behavioral interview * A case study (mostly algebraic math) * A skills interview