Very nice people to work with.
Strong mentorship program.
Interesting and challenging projects.
Very willing to teach skills related to the specific field on the job.
Worked on a project that was a long-term research endeavor, so I didn't have any concrete examples of products I worked on when I finished.
Many people were coming in and out of the group.
My manager was out of the office or abroad during my time there, so I had very little communication with him.
Try to keep more people staying on the team. During my short time there, a lot of the people I was working with changed as people got moved, hired, laid off, or left.
The interview had one round. Around 5 people took the interview. All of the interviewers asked questions related to different concepts/domains. One interviewer asked about OS concepts, another asked about coding, and another asked about Git concepts
I received an email from a hiring manager about setting up an interview for an internship. I interviewed over the phone, which was a basic chat to see if the team was a good fit for me and to assess my basic understanding of the job. A week later, I
3 x 30-minute technical interviews. They seem to keep asking questions until the 30 minutes end. I was able to answer around 3-4 questions per round. The interviewers help you if you get stuck, so it's good.
The interview had one round. Around 5 people took the interview. All of the interviewers asked questions related to different concepts/domains. One interviewer asked about OS concepts, another asked about coding, and another asked about Git concepts
I received an email from a hiring manager about setting up an interview for an internship. I interviewed over the phone, which was a basic chat to see if the team was a good fit for me and to assess my basic understanding of the job. A week later, I
3 x 30-minute technical interviews. They seem to keep asking questions until the 30 minutes end. I was able to answer around 3-4 questions per round. The interviewers help you if you get stuck, so it's good.