Great people; I learned a lot over the course of my internship. I had a mentor assigned to me that I could ask all the basic questions to at the beginning, without feeling stupid. After a small amount of time, the questions were few and far between. Fun work outings, sports, etc.
The office was very old-fashioned, boring, and lacking life. However, I believe this was expected to change to a more open-plan layout. I worked with teams remotely instead of working with those who were sitting right beside me. There was a huge workload, which left little time to unwind. There was not enough opportunity to be creative, perhaps due to working in automated testing.
Make the office more fun, social, and a happier place to be.
2-round interview: * 1 with members of a related team * 1 with a manager Before that, you'll need to complete a cognitive test and a coding assessment. The process could take 2 weeks or 2 months, depending on your speed and schedule.
The internship application process begins with an initial coding round, designed to assess technical skills and problem-solving abilities. Following this, candidates proceed to an interview round where they discuss their coding solutions, technical
On-campus opportunity. Started with an in-depth discussion of projects. Then I was asked a few easy-level DSA questions, for which pseudocode had to be written. This was followed by knowledge-based technical questions.
2-round interview: * 1 with members of a related team * 1 with a manager Before that, you'll need to complete a cognitive test and a coding assessment. The process could take 2 weeks or 2 months, depending on your speed and schedule.
The internship application process begins with an initial coding round, designed to assess technical skills and problem-solving abilities. Following this, candidates proceed to an interview round where they discuss their coding solutions, technical
On-campus opportunity. Started with an in-depth discussion of projects. Then I was asked a few easy-level DSA questions, for which pseudocode had to be written. This was followed by knowledge-based technical questions.