The culture here is fantastic, and my division always tries to improve our working standards by providing us with great tools to be successful, even when working remotely.
As a remote intern, it is hard to meet others, especially other interns. It is also a huge company, so it can be difficult to keep track of everything that goes on all the time.
I had applied online and waited for about a month to get a reply, followed by a week for feedback. The first step is the OA. If you pass, you will get a phone interview.
Got a phone call from the hiring manager. Then one simple phone interview, an online aptitude test, and two other technical phone interviews!
A one-hour interview with a Manager and Team Lead. General questions were asked. I was shown a simple webpage and asked to find bugs on it. There were several non-technical questions, such as: What is your hobby? Scenarios where you lose your work du
I had applied online and waited for about a month to get a reply, followed by a week for feedback. The first step is the OA. If you pass, you will get a phone interview.
Got a phone call from the hiring manager. Then one simple phone interview, an online aptitude test, and two other technical phone interviews!
A one-hour interview with a Manager and Team Lead. General questions were asked. I was shown a simple webpage and asked to find bugs on it. There were several non-technical questions, such as: What is your hobby? Scenarios where you lose your work du