Very involved managers and intern team. Everyone is willing to help and guide you through the process.
You don't get to pick which team you get placed on. It's vaguely based on the questionnaire you fill out regarding interests, but you won't have preference when getting placed in a project/team.
Everyone was very nice. They didn't ask any hard questions. We had a good time talking about the project. The feedback was all positive, but I didn't get an offer. I don't know why.
Five back-to-back interviews. One was for BQ, and the remaining four were for the coding portion. The coding part was quite tricky; two of the interviews involved object-oriented design. The whole interview process was quite nice, and the BQ round ma
The interview consists of four lengthy rounds: one behavioral and three technical coding rounds. The technical rounds feature medium-hard LeetCode questions. Interview code should be written on a separate platform, which is not even an IDE.
Everyone was very nice. They didn't ask any hard questions. We had a good time talking about the project. The feedback was all positive, but I didn't get an offer. I don't know why.
Five back-to-back interviews. One was for BQ, and the remaining four were for the coding portion. The coding part was quite tricky; two of the interviews involved object-oriented design. The whole interview process was quite nice, and the BQ round ma
The interview consists of four lengthy rounds: one behavioral and three technical coding rounds. The technical rounds feature medium-hard LeetCode questions. Interview code should be written on a separate platform, which is not even an IDE.