Opportunity to design and manage your own project. Good development learning opportunities. Laid-back and supportive mentors. Leaders take your ideas seriously. Great pay, great food, and environment. Casual dress code.
A lot of time is spent in training and in meetings, which can be frustrating after a while. Sometimes, you have to work longer hours to finish parts of your project (although this is rare as an intern). There are lots of presentations to both customers and employees.
First was a skills assessment, which you take online with a proctor. It tests coding skills and logic. Second was a phone interview, where you go over your resume and learn more about the company. Last was the onsite interview, where you learn abou
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
Had a phone interview where we discussed my resume, followed by an online programming test with a weird personality assessment. Then I went onsite, where they explained everything and gave me a technical assessment.
First was a skills assessment, which you take online with a proctor. It tests coding skills and logic. Second was a phone interview, where you go over your resume and learn more about the company. Last was the onsite interview, where you learn abou
I applied online and received a follow-up email for a phone call a few days later. I talked with an HR rep about the usual business (background, interests, etc.). A couple days later, I had a call with one of the software engineers. This was pretty
Had a phone interview where we discussed my resume, followed by an online programming test with a weird personality assessment. Then I went onsite, where they explained everything and gave me a technical assessment.