Lot of intern activities. Manager, mentor, and other team members were very supportive, encouraging, and more than happy to explain technologies when available. If you're lucky, you can get really good work wherein you know exactly what and why you are doing what you're doing. You get the whole picture of the project.
Less base pay, expensive corporate housing - so I decided to arrange for my own accommodation.
They should provide free or subsidized corporate housing because the Bay Area is super expensive.
Applied with a referral. Received the online assessment shortly after applying. Passed all the test cases, but got no response. I’ve heard from others that the OA is automatically given to every applicant.
The interview was mostly technical, featuring networking questions, followed by basic bit manipulation and linked list questions. For linked lists, a task included inverting a linked list to process it from back to front, creating an inverted list.
For the internship, there are two rounds: - Online assessment from HackerRank, containing 3 LeetCode problems of easy and medium difficulty. - Technical interview with the manager of the team you will be working with. This interview lasted for about
Applied with a referral. Received the online assessment shortly after applying. Passed all the test cases, but got no response. I’ve heard from others that the OA is automatically given to every applicant.
The interview was mostly technical, featuring networking questions, followed by basic bit manipulation and linked list questions. For linked lists, a task included inverting a linked list to process it from back to front, creating an inverted list.
For the internship, there are two rounds: - Online assessment from HackerRank, containing 3 LeetCode problems of easy and medium difficulty. - Technical interview with the manager of the team you will be working with. This interview lasted for about