Software Development Engineer In Test (SDET) Intern Interview Experience
Process
I met with the team manager, and I could tell right from the beginning that she did not want to be there.
She not only looked disheveled and unprofessional but was noticeably not paying attention and typing on her computer.
I was doing a coding task in front of her, and when I would ask for clarification, it was clear she was not paying attention.
She was not at all warm or welcoming, and she ended the interview by saying that if they didn't have any open spots for me for the summer, I could try to apply again for their rotation program.
It felt strange that they would offer me an interview in the first place if they weren't really considering me for the role.
Additionally, the coding platform was glitching, and she offered no help in what to do, remaining mostly unresponsive.
Overall, it was one of my worst interviewing experiences.
Questions
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Docusign Work Experiences
- 5.0A very good company with talented and friendly co-workersSenior Software Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Francisco, California, United StatesAugust 26, 2016Pros: DocuSign has the industry-leading product and treats its employees very well in all facets. Good compensation and good benefits (4 weeks of vacation right from the beginning). DocuSign also has a good work-life balance environment.Cons: No significant cons, except I wish the 401k had company matching, but it's no big deal.
- 5.0Incredible First JobSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeSeattle, Washington, United StatesNovember 11, 2018Pros: I worked as an intern last summer and came on full-time this year. Though I have less than a year of experience to go off of, I can say with no doubt in my mind that this was the right place for me to start my career. It's a great place to grow and learn. Within engineering, I have had the privilege of being mentored and getting to work with some extremely bright people. Every conversation I have furthers my career and my ability to contribute as much as possible. On top of the incredible people, the benefits are generous. DocuSign really cares about its employees.Cons: The compensation is on the lower end of the current market for engineers, especially in Seattle. However, DoucSign is still growing, and I think this is getting better from what I've heard. Other than that, no cons.
- 5.0Great Values Still Show in Remote WorkSWE Intern • Current EmployeeAugust 18, 2020Pros: Joined as a remote intern. Commitment to their values in for real; they put their money where their mouth is. People were super supportive, and you really feel like you belong. Dan was a nice guy.Cons: Wish they had internships not just in the summer. Would have been more fulfilling if it was not remote.
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