I found my internship very enjoyable.
I was assigned the task of building an internal tool to help boost productivity.
I had two mentors to assist me with requirements, but they gave me the freedom to build the application however I saw fit.
Other observations:
Some of my fellow interns weren't as lucky as me and said they were sometimes bored and didn't have much work to do.
I didn't get a chance to work on an actual team so I can't comment on that side of things.
The downsides of most typical large companies apply here.
It was a phone interview process and about an hour long. The interviewer asked questions about classes, working with teams, Java, and other interesting projects. It was a very pleasant experience, and I felt encouraged to talk. It was welcoming.
After talking with company representatives at a career fair, I had an initial screening with a recruiter. This screening was very chill and was mostly to determine eligibility for the program. After a couple weeks, I had an interview with a manager i
I got an OA a week after applying. I completed the OA with not all test cases passing, and I was notified about a week later that they went ahead with other candidates for this role.
It was a phone interview process and about an hour long. The interviewer asked questions about classes, working with teams, Java, and other interesting projects. It was a very pleasant experience, and I felt encouraged to talk. It was welcoming.
After talking with company representatives at a career fair, I had an initial screening with a recruiter. This screening was very chill and was mostly to determine eligibility for the program. After a couple weeks, I had an interview with a manager i
I got an OA a week after applying. I completed the OA with not all test cases passing, and I was notified about a week later that they went ahead with other candidates for this role.