They gave me meaningful work as a 100% unexperienced intern.
They also gave me PTO during my summer internship.
The work I did wasn't directly related to electrical engineering, nor was it necessary to know electrical engineering. However, being an electrical engineer helped me understand my work.
Interviewed at a job fair. Received an offer within a month or so. The interview was mostly technical but consisted of very simple, basic electrical engineering questions. Topics included: * Analog * Circuit analysis * Op amp theory * etc.
I met with a recruiter at a campus career fair and then applied for an interview through the campus job board. I got the interview. It was very laid-back, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. They then talked about the company environment
I passed the initial screening interview and earned the opportunity for the big onsite interview, a series of three interviews. I prepared extensively. During each interview, I was assessed by two different individuals. What I noticed was that in eac
Interviewed at a job fair. Received an offer within a month or so. The interview was mostly technical but consisted of very simple, basic electrical engineering questions. Topics included: * Analog * Circuit analysis * Op amp theory * etc.
I met with a recruiter at a campus career fair and then applied for an interview through the campus job board. I got the interview. It was very laid-back, and the interviewer asked very basic questions. They then talked about the company environment
I passed the initial screening interview and earned the opportunity for the big onsite interview, a series of three interviews. I prepared extensively. During each interview, I was assessed by two different individuals. What I noticed was that in eac