Not a bad company to work at
Not a bad company to work at
- Work from home.
- Mentor and manager are super nice. My teammates are super nice too.
Maybe quite slow-paced, got a lot of extra time to do your own stuff if you finished your stuff early and did not request extra work. The team are quite smart but not super smart. Pay is not that high but quite good already in Malaysia.
Maybe let the intern lead some projects.
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The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.
Software Engineering Intern
I posted my resume on their website and received a call a few hours later from a hiring manager for a different team. I think it was just sheer luck that they called so fast, but regardless, I had another phone interview the next day. The manager s
Software Engineering Intern
Very nice, casual interview with a number of people. Not many technical questions. I was expecting to receive some sort of exercise in the form of a programming challenge, but did not.
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IrelandMarch 25, 2021The interview process consists of three rounds: * An online application via the website, with a referral if you have one. * A phone screen with the hiring manager to cover your experience and college projects. * An in-person coding interview.
Software Engineering Intern
Hillsboro, Oregon, United StatesApril 1, 2012I posted my resume on their website and received a call a few hours later from a hiring manager for a different team. I think it was just sheer luck that they called so fast, but regardless, I had another phone interview the next day. The manager s
Software Engineering Intern
Limerick, IrelandOctober 1, 2020Very nice, casual interview with a number of people. Not many technical questions. I was expecting to receive some sort of exercise in the form of a programming challenge, but did not.
