My internship at HubSpot is a wonderful experience.
I am able to work on back-end and front-end parts of the app and to ship my own changes. I can feel the impact I have on customers, so my work is really meaningful.
I also learn so much technically, as my team helps me to improve.
I can go to all HubSpot events. There is absolutely no difference between a full-time employee and an intern, so I quickly felt integrated! The culture is absolutely amazing at HubSpot, and my colleagues are so friendly.
I highly recommend this company. I couldn't be happier than here!
I don't see any con.
Intro call with recruiter. Coding assignment: could be started when I wanted but needed to be complete within 3 hours of starting. Pair programming interview: data structure and algorithm kind of issue. Database architecture interview. Systems design
The main stages were a coding challenge, a behavioral interview, and finally a long interview with two senior-level engineers. The entire process went very smoothly and was one of the best interview experiences I've had to date. The coding challeng
HR called me. I missed the call, and she left a voice note that was filled with loud background noises and incomplete sentences. I called her back several times. Her other colleagues picked up the phone and said they would inform her, but she never
Intro call with recruiter. Coding assignment: could be started when I wanted but needed to be complete within 3 hours of starting. Pair programming interview: data structure and algorithm kind of issue. Database architecture interview. Systems design
The main stages were a coding challenge, a behavioral interview, and finally a long interview with two senior-level engineers. The entire process went very smoothly and was one of the best interview experiences I've had to date. The coding challeng
HR called me. I missed the call, and she left a voice note that was filled with loud background noises and incomplete sentences. I called her back several times. Her other colleagues picked up the phone and said they would inform her, but she never