Full-time employees were very kind and welcoming. I got many chances to speak with people in higher positions (directors, managers in different departments, CEO, etc.). When I needed help, I could approach people easily, and they would guide me or introduce me to someone who could help me.
I feel like they are slightly unprepared for interns, at least for the department I worked at.
It took a day to figure out where I will go and what team I will work with. It took another day to figure out what project I will be working on.
Completed an OA, then went to a final behavioral interview. I was mainly asked technical questions about projects I've worked on, as well as knowledge of Agile methodologies and testing methodologies. I was also asked basic technical questions, suc
The company took all the students interviewing for intern or full-time positions out to dinner the night before interviews started. The dinner was meant as a casual meet-the-interviewer event. The next day, I interviewed with an experienced engineer
It was to be an on-site interview, but because of last-minute issues, I did a Webex phone interview.
Completed an OA, then went to a final behavioral interview. I was mainly asked technical questions about projects I've worked on, as well as knowledge of Agile methodologies and testing methodologies. I was also asked basic technical questions, suc
The company took all the students interviewing for intern or full-time positions out to dinner the night before interviews started. The dinner was meant as a casual meet-the-interviewer event. The next day, I interviewed with an experienced engineer
It was to be an on-site interview, but because of last-minute issues, I did a Webex phone interview.