Helpful Team, Easy Work
Helpful Team, Easy Work
I was lucky and had a better team, so my work was somewhat interesting. The full-timers there were super helpful and nice.
Some pros:
- Lenient hours
- Easy work
- Austin office is in a nice area
Pay was pretty okay, around $30/hour.
Not all interns had management that actually cared about them.
I felt like it would have been better for me to work with other software engineers on a project with them, instead of us interns doing our own thing.
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