Great work-life balance, not much pressure.
Not much professional feedback from managers.
I was scheduled for an interview in my first semester. The interview was really good, mainly stressing academics. There were lots of questions in Operating Systems: * What are threads? * What is the difference between multi-programming and multi-ta
The online technical assessment was pretty easy, with three questions. The recruiter then reached out and scheduled another tech interview. I had a final interview asking more conceptual questions and about getting to know me. Finally, I was reached
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,
I was scheduled for an interview in my first semester. The interview was really good, mainly stressing academics. There were lots of questions in Operating Systems: * What are threads? * What is the difference between multi-programming and multi-ta
The online technical assessment was pretty easy, with three questions. The recruiter then reached out and scheduled another tech interview. I had a final interview asking more conceptual questions and about getting to know me. Finally, I was reached
I just had a phone interview with HR. It wasn't the best, as I don't think she understood my visa situation and just rejected me. I am on an F1 visa, and since this was a three-month internship, I did not need sponsorship. Despite mentioning this,