Some pros were working with some amazing people. Learning new things about C++. Great feel for what a real job would be.
Some of the work is pretty confusing. The internship didn't feel very organized.
The interview was scheduled through the Co-op Team and it was technical and behavioral. The team tries to make you comfortable and asks C++ and general questions related to OOPS, as well as some behavioral questions.
Pretty basic interview. They mostly asked questions about your past projects and experience that you mentioned on your resume. For example, what was your experience using components and what challenges you encountered.
Mostly asked about programming knowledge in C++, such as its features, core concepts, and simple code analysis. Also asked about Linux commands and their usages. The interview was pretty chill and relaxed, and the interviewer was a member of the team
The interview was scheduled through the Co-op Team and it was technical and behavioral. The team tries to make you comfortable and asks C++ and general questions related to OOPS, as well as some behavioral questions.
Pretty basic interview. They mostly asked questions about your past projects and experience that you mentioned on your resume. For example, what was your experience using components and what challenges you encountered.
Mostly asked about programming knowledge in C++, such as its features, core concepts, and simple code analysis. Also asked about Linux commands and their usages. The interview was pretty chill and relaxed, and the interviewer was a member of the team