They provide everything you need, and then some, to do an awesome job as an engineer. They also give you cool projects to work on.
I was on an intern team, which sometimes felt to be taken less seriously.
Honestly, my recruiter was super communicative and supportive. They were very good at responding and answering questions. I struggled with the technical interview after the OA since I was super nervous. Although I didn't get an offer, the process we
Superday with 2 interviews, pretty easy questions. Signed an NDA so I cannot say much more than this. Interviewers were nice, and each was 45 minutes. Pretty responsive team, and they scheduled everything quickly.
No intros were given. The interviewer directly started with a DSA round and asked a question on a DFS problem. The question was easy, and I solved it using a non-optimal approach. The time complexity they expected was much more optimal.
Honestly, my recruiter was super communicative and supportive. They were very good at responding and answering questions. I struggled with the technical interview after the OA since I was super nervous. Although I didn't get an offer, the process we
Superday with 2 interviews, pretty easy questions. Signed an NDA so I cannot say much more than this. Interviewers were nice, and each was 45 minutes. Pretty responsive team, and they scheduled everything quickly.
No intros were given. The interviewer directly started with a DSA round and asked a question on a DFS problem. The question was easy, and I solved it using a non-optimal approach. The time complexity they expected was much more optimal.