Great company, an amazing place to work.
Low chances to become a full-time employee after the internship.
I received a response to my resume. Two brief phone calls later, discussing my general personality and career goals, I met with a recruiter on my university campus. The phone calls were with two different people, and they asked essentially the same q
A decent interview procedure. I was asked certain technical questions and some usual interview questions. There was also a follow-up on my resume. The phone interview lasted for about 20 minutes. It started with the usual "tell me about yourself" a
There were three rounds of interviews. You talked with a recruiter, a manager, and an engineer. There was no coding test. Technical questions were straightforward, asking to explain a concept in web programming.
I received a response to my resume. Two brief phone calls later, discussing my general personality and career goals, I met with a recruiter on my university campus. The phone calls were with two different people, and they asked essentially the same q
A decent interview procedure. I was asked certain technical questions and some usual interview questions. There was also a follow-up on my resume. The phone interview lasted for about 20 minutes. It started with the usual "tell me about yourself" a
There were three rounds of interviews. You talked with a recruiter, a manager, and an engineer. There was no coding test. Technical questions were straightforward, asking to explain a concept in web programming.