I found it was a relaxed, fun, and interesting place to do an internship. People were very knowledgeable and helpful, so it's a great opportunity to learn.
Internally, a very open culture builds a lot of confidence in the company for interns wondering where to go after university.
The perks (especially the free food) encourage people (especially interns) to stay longer hours. This can affect work-life balance, but staying late to get stuff done was never encouraged.
OA and onsite. The OA questions were simple, but the onsite questions were hard. The onsite interview consisted of four rounds. During lunch, one employee communicated with me. The OA had two questions.
They took so long to get back to me because I did really well on my interviews but have a low GPA. The recruiter was really nice and called me to give me feedback, but I had to reach out so many times in order to get a status update.
I had a phone interview and was then invited onsite to New York City. There were six interviews, each with an engineer working on different projects. The interviews focused on typical data structure and algorithm questions. I had a lunch break in be
OA and onsite. The OA questions were simple, but the onsite questions were hard. The onsite interview consisted of four rounds. During lunch, one employee communicated with me. The OA had two questions.
They took so long to get back to me because I did really well on my interviews but have a low GPA. The recruiter was really nice and called me to give me feedback, but I had to reach out so many times in order to get a status update.
I had a phone interview and was then invited onsite to New York City. There were six interviews, each with an engineer working on different projects. The interviews focused on typical data structure and algorithm questions. I had a lunch break in be