Had a great experience as a student for three years (part-time position during my bachelor's degree). I learned a lot and it really catapulted me into the next steps of my career.
Huge company, relatively small impact span.
I applied for a campus affair, and they got back to me after a month. Sadly, it was during exam period, so I hadn't had the opportunity to prepare quite well. But with that being said, I was prepared. There were two interviewers. Sadly, one of the
I was a student, so this experience might not be directly applicable to people applying for regular jobs. There were two interviews, and both were fairly standard, featuring some basic questions and some personality-based questions.
The first interview was mostly technical questions with two friendly employees. They first explained about the group and asked me to present myself. Then, they asked me to implement sorting algorithms and to solve a riddle at the end, which was of av
I applied for a campus affair, and they got back to me after a month. Sadly, it was during exam period, so I hadn't had the opportunity to prepare quite well. But with that being said, I was prepared. There were two interviewers. Sadly, one of the
I was a student, so this experience might not be directly applicable to people applying for regular jobs. There were two interviews, and both were fairly standard, featuring some basic questions and some personality-based questions.
The first interview was mostly technical questions with two friendly employees. They first explained about the group and asked me to present myself. Then, they asked me to implement sorting algorithms and to solve a riddle at the end, which was of av