Very accommodating for anything regarding hours.
I got to work directly in active teams, gaining good real-world experience.
Paid internship.
Subsidized canteen on campus + free tea/coffee.
Excellent upper management.
A lot of effort was given to providing us with training programs based on what we were interested in.
Free subscriptions to Safari Books along with other training websites.
Work was pretty mundane.
It's difficult to move between areas if you're not interested in what you're doing.
Internship experience varies wildly depending on where you end up.
It's very much a "you get out what you put in" internship. You can end up with nothing to do if you don't make an effort to seek out work.
I had one virtual interview that consisted of technical questions about syntax in web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It also gave me a data structures problem. Expect behavioral questions about your resume, too.
- Call with a recruiter to discuss the internship and general background (basic behavioral). - If moving on, an employee will contact you for a technical round. - The technical round was easy. - Mostly resume discussion: what technologies you used
A pretty straightforward one-hashmap question to see your thought process. Basic behavioral questions that you can prepare stories and situations for. Interviews were chill. Recruiter reached out, then an HR call, then a tech/behavioral interview wi
I had one virtual interview that consisted of technical questions about syntax in web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It also gave me a data structures problem. Expect behavioral questions about your resume, too.
- Call with a recruiter to discuss the internship and general background (basic behavioral). - If moving on, an employee will contact you for a technical round. - The technical round was easy. - Mostly resume discussion: what technologies you used
A pretty straightforward one-hashmap question to see your thought process. Basic behavioral questions that you can prepare stories and situations for. Interviews were chill. Recruiter reached out, then an HR call, then a tech/behavioral interview wi