Software Engineer in Test - Intern
Software Engineer in Test - Intern
Really exciting projects, fun teammates, really nice benefits.
Work-life balance was not very good, and communication about expectations was horrible. My host refused to meet to discuss my progress, which meant I was always in the dark.
Consider a stronger encouragement for hosts to meet with interns, or for another way for them to know about how they are doing.
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LinkedIn HR called. There was a phone interview, then onsite interviews. HR called frequently to update the status, which was good. One of the interviews was just too cold; the interviewer wasn't very responsive throughout.
Software Engineer In Test
A recruiter contacted me, and then there were two phone interviews. The first one asked me to code a function to perform snake sort and then write unit tests. The second one was a problem regarding a one-dimensional array.
Software Engineer In Test
Contacted by recruiter and scheduled a 45-minute phone interview. The 45-minute phone interview was fairly easy if you know data structures and algorithms. Followed by a phone interview by a recruiter who invited you out to their facilities. Four
Software Engineer In Test
Mountain View, California, United StatesAugust 29, 2018LinkedIn HR called. There was a phone interview, then onsite interviews. HR called frequently to update the status, which was good. One of the interviews was just too cold; the interviewer wasn't very responsive throughout.
Software Engineer In Test
Mountain View, California, United StatesJune 1, 2015A recruiter contacted me, and then there were two phone interviews. The first one asked me to code a function to perform snake sort and then write unit tests. The second one was a problem regarding a one-dimensional array.
Software Engineer In Test
Mountain View, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2015Contacted by recruiter and scheduled a 45-minute phone interview. The 45-minute phone interview was fairly easy if you know data structures and algorithms. Followed by a phone interview by a recruiter who invited you out to their facilities. Four
