I interned at the former Linux Technology Center, a department with a strong focus on open source technologies.
The learning experience I had and the contact with excellent professionals made all the difference in my professional career from then on.
Immense bureaucracy, often complicating simple day-to-day operations.
Automatic coding OA. Two questions were presented in about an hour. The question difficulty was mediumish. I received another link to do a video interview; however, I believe this is also automatic. The questions were hosted on HackerRank.
The process was kind of disappointing, to be honest. I applied through my school's job board and received an email about an interview. When they called, it was a conference call with about five members of the team. They asked no technical questions,
Three questions in a three-hour span was an online assessment, pretty intense if you do not have a solid foundation on data structures and algorithms, through HackerRank website, overall, just an average interview.
Automatic coding OA. Two questions were presented in about an hour. The question difficulty was mediumish. I received another link to do a video interview; however, I believe this is also automatic. The questions were hosted on HackerRank.
The process was kind of disappointing, to be honest. I applied through my school's job board and received an email about an interview. When they called, it was a conference call with about five members of the team. They asked no technical questions,
Three questions in a three-hour span was an online assessment, pretty intense if you do not have a solid foundation on data structures and algorithms, through HackerRank website, overall, just an average interview.