My manager was always around and gave me an impactful project that worked well with the time I was given.
eBay also provided housing in a nice hotel with shuttle service, which was a huge money saver, especially at the HQ in San Jose.
There were also great activities and a ton of swag, so they really treat you well as an intern.
Company culture is fine, definitely more of a plus than a minus.
In terms of coding practices and tech, eBay is a bit behind, which definitely impacted my productivity as an intern.
I might spend a little bit of time dealing with friction and learning because of that.
I first received an initial test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, and then a decision on whether or not you get an offer from the company.
Standard technical interview for software engineering intern. This included a prescreening assessment followed by a live technical interview. I only reached the live technical part, so I'm not sure what's next in the process. The difficulty was pr
The process was fast, involving two phone interviews and then one onsite interview with five people, all in a one-on-one format. I was prepared for writing code, and all interviewers wanted to have code written on a board or paper. Most were helpful,
I first received an initial test, followed by two rounds of technical interviews, and then a decision on whether or not you get an offer from the company.
Standard technical interview for software engineering intern. This included a prescreening assessment followed by a live technical interview. I only reached the live technical part, so I'm not sure what's next in the process. The difficulty was pr
The process was fast, involving two phone interviews and then one onsite interview with five people, all in a one-on-one format. I was prepared for writing code, and all interviewers wanted to have code written on a board or paper. Most were helpful,