Lots of opportunities within the company. Great leadership and future outlook. Lots of benefits; other than the free lunch, it resembles other companies. They spend a lot of money on you (intern).
Not much opportunity to grow. Your experience will depend largely on your team. Very, very laid back (at the team/building I was working at). Sometimes it feels too laid back.
Present the choice of team.
I had gotten an interview through an employee referral. Someone contacted me about a time. There was a miscommunication on their part between HR and the manager, and they didn't call me at the first time we planned, so we had to plan another one. T
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed
I received an email communication to schedule a phone interview. After clearing the phone interview, I was called onsite for a one-on-one interview. The onsite interview lasted for three hours and involved three different people from the team. The on
I had gotten an interview through an employee referral. Someone contacted me about a time. There was a miscommunication on their part between HR and the manager, and they didn't call me at the first time we planned, so we had to plan another one. T
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed
I received an email communication to schedule a phone interview. After clearing the phone interview, I was called onsite for a one-on-one interview. The onsite interview lasted for three hours and involved three different people from the team. The on