A lot of learning and very fast-paced
A lot of learning and very fast-paced
I was fortunate enough to be allowed to be very involved with the main project development (after becoming a year-round intern), so I got the full experience of what working at HP/HPE is like without being fully employed.
Coworkers are very friendly, and we have time to joke around a bit.
Unfortunately, the team was sometimes so busy with work that we didn't have much time to goof off and socialize. We mostly talked about work.
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Software Development Intern
The interview process was fairly straightforward. I applied online by submitting my CV. A week later, I received an email to schedule a telephone interview to get to know me better.
Java Developer Intern
Went over my resume and asked some technical questions, including algorithms and some data structures. Overall, it was a pretty good interview and will be easy to do well on if your resume is truthful.
Software Engineer
Applied online, had a phone call with the manager, and then an onsite interview of three 30-minute rounds. It was the easiest interview I went through for a full-time job. HR is HORRIBLE, though, and this extends to working at HPE also. They took clo
Software Development Intern
Briston, EnglandNovember 1, 2020The interview process was fairly straightforward. I applied online by submitting my CV. A week later, I received an email to schedule a telephone interview to get to know me better.
Java Developer Intern
Houston, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2022Went over my resume and asked some technical questions, including algorithms and some data structures. Overall, it was a pretty good interview and will be easy to do well on if your resume is truthful.
Software Engineer
Houston, Texas, United StatesNovember 1, 2015Applied online, had a phone call with the manager, and then an onsite interview of three 30-minute rounds. It was the easiest interview I went through for a full-time job. HR is HORRIBLE, though, and this extends to working at HPE also. They took clo
