The WFH internship structure went fairly well, considering it was implemented at the last second.
Not much to talk about, to be honest.
The interview was pretty easy. It split into behavioral and technical interviews. They asked a lot of object-oriented questions, software engineering design questions, and if I was aware of some popular software engineering cycles. The coding ques
There was an email portion, and I had to go to HackerRank to do a skills assessment. There were three questions, and they increased in difficulty. All of them were too hard, as I was only beginning my third year.
I was asked questions only based on my resume, which was different from the usual process. Typically, the process involves asking questions based on core subjects (mainly CN), two DSA questions, followed by a small Python code and its edge cases.
The interview was pretty easy. It split into behavioral and technical interviews. They asked a lot of object-oriented questions, software engineering design questions, and if I was aware of some popular software engineering cycles. The coding ques
There was an email portion, and I had to go to HackerRank to do a skills assessment. There were three questions, and they increased in difficulty. All of them were too hard, as I was only beginning my third year.
I was asked questions only based on my resume, which was different from the usual process. Typically, the process involves asking questions based on core subjects (mainly CN), two DSA questions, followed by a small Python code and its edge cases.