Great and inclusive work environment. Lots of amenities, including breakfast and lunch. Interesting problems, and even as an intern, you feel like your work counts.
A lot depends on you and your host. You need to be proactive in finding stuff and ask the right questions. Your host can either contribute to setting you on the right path, or they can be quite off-hand.
In a 12-week internship, I had like 15 meetings with my host in total. This felt okay if I was a FTE, but as an intern still learning the tools of the trade, that felt too little.
Two interviews back to back with an hour break. Difficulty was one hard, one medium. The interviewers were nice, but a little bit pushy, so you don't get a lot of time to think.
It was okay. The interviewer was kind but did not seem interested at all. The questions were not that hard, but the entire interview process was very strung out, and communication amongst the recruiter was not good.
Pretty easy. It was two graph type problems, with DP necessary to solve. You don't need to run the code, which is a plus. They have their own pool of questions, so they usually aren't on LeetCode.
Two interviews back to back with an hour break. Difficulty was one hard, one medium. The interviewers were nice, but a little bit pushy, so you don't get a lot of time to think.
It was okay. The interviewer was kind but did not seem interested at all. The questions were not that hard, but the entire interview process was very strung out, and communication amongst the recruiter was not good.
Pretty easy. It was two graph type problems, with DP necessary to solve. You don't need to run the code, which is a plus. They have their own pool of questions, so they usually aren't on LeetCode.