Everyone is extremely helpful and friendly, and the work-life balance is really nice. They make so many resources available, including learning, networking, and socializing opportunities, that it's nearly impossible to attend most of them. They send you SO much stuff: shirts, sweatshirts, yoga mats, coffee mugs, water bottles, name plates, notebooks, pens, etc. Every engineer I work with is undoubtedly world-class; it's extremely impressive, the intellect and culture I've seen here. You simply can't do better than this internship from a growth or opportunity perspective.
Goals are not well-defined. I often find it hard knowing how good is "good enough". This causes a lot of uncertainty when it comes to things like Return Offers.
Better-defined criterion for success in the engineering space. More forces interaction with different engineering teams.
I applied online for the position and received an email from the manager to set up a 30-minute phone screen. During the phone screen, the manager explained the position in more detail and gave me an understanding of what the group does. He also tri
2 Telephonic, 1 Technical.
I applied through my college. It took one day. The interview was quite easy, with mostly HR questions asked and no technical questions. Confidence is the key, along with good communication skills. Show the interviewer your skills in an efficient man
I applied online for the position and received an email from the manager to set up a 30-minute phone screen. During the phone screen, the manager explained the position in more detail and gave me an understanding of what the group does. He also tri
2 Telephonic, 1 Technical.
I applied through my college. It took one day. The interview was quite easy, with mostly HR questions asked and no technical questions. Confidence is the key, along with good communication skills. Show the interviewer your skills in an efficient man