While in-person internship, I didn't feel too pressured and got a lot of help from teammates. It was definitely fun all-around.
Moves slowly and no code reviews were done, so you won't get as much industry experience.
I met with them at my school's career fair. The process moved pretty quickly. I completed a coding assessment and was able to get a technical interview. This was my first interview process, so I didn't have much to base my experience off of.
I applied online and communicated with recruiters at the Emeryville, CA office. They gave me a prescreening problem to solve. I submitted my solution, and then nothing. They seemed interested, but I guess not. Ghosting is not nice.
Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages with HR to discuss salary and location placement. Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages with HR to discuss salary and location placement. Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages
I met with them at my school's career fair. The process moved pretty quickly. I completed a coding assessment and was able to get a technical interview. This was my first interview process, so I didn't have much to base my experience off of.
I applied online and communicated with recruiters at the Emeryville, CA office. They gave me a prescreening problem to solve. I submitted my solution, and then nothing. They seemed interested, but I guess not. Ghosting is not nice.
Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages with HR to discuss salary and location placement. Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages with HR to discuss salary and location placement. Skype call, followed by emails and Slack messages