Lots of opportunities for real-world work as an intern. Interns stay in housing, so social opportunities are plenty. If you do well, they give you a full-time offer.
How well your experience is depends on what team you get placed on.
It was an on-campus interview. I met with three different recruiters individually. First, they asked basic questions, such as when will you have your degree and etc. Second, the recruiter asked more "describe a situation" questions. Third, the rec
One phone screening and an in-person interview at their site. The phone screening involved basic questions about me. The personal interview included two rounds. The first was more about behavioral questions, and the second focused on their services
It was at the location on employment, and I sat down and was asked questions about why I want to work there and normal questions that are asked. They took me inside the complex and back to their HR hiring process rooms.
It was an on-campus interview. I met with three different recruiters individually. First, they asked basic questions, such as when will you have your degree and etc. Second, the recruiter asked more "describe a situation" questions. Third, the rec
One phone screening and an in-person interview at their site. The phone screening involved basic questions about me. The personal interview included two rounds. The first was more about behavioral questions, and the second focused on their services
It was at the location on employment, and I sat down and was asked questions about why I want to work there and normal questions that are asked. They took me inside the complex and back to their HR hiring process rooms.