Good work-life balance. A lot of flexibility for students and juniors. A lot of opportunities to learn. Interesting areas to work on.
Being still a student means some of the work is quite boring.
It depends on the organization, so that varies. First position was very narrow in terms of progression. Second position was much broader.
Some of the tasks are fairly mundane and not expanding your knowledge enough.
I think salary and compensation could be better.
Some knowledge transfer is a bit lacking. Makes you rely on people a lot instead of formal wikis.
Students were shortlisted based on their resumes. The interview process was good, focused, and the interviewers were knowledgeable. Write the most efficient algorithm to find if a number is prime or not.
After passing the automatic filtration, there is a phone interview. They look for your interest, why you applied, and your expectations. Following that, a technical interview with many logical thinking questions is conducted. Finally, there's an HR
Two very detailed and thorough interviews were conducted. The first was with the team leader, and the second was with the group leader. Following those interviews, an HR meeting was held to discuss benefits and salary.
Students were shortlisted based on their resumes. The interview process was good, focused, and the interviewers were knowledgeable. Write the most efficient algorithm to find if a number is prime or not.
After passing the automatic filtration, there is a phone interview. They look for your interest, why you applied, and your expectations. Following that, a technical interview with many logical thinking questions is conducted. Finally, there's an HR
Two very detailed and thorough interviews were conducted. The first was with the team leader, and the second was with the group leader. Following those interviews, an HR meeting was held to discuss benefits and salary.