Smart, hardworking people. Great benefits.
None other than location. The Bay Area is crowded.
The process is very standard for any internship interview. I went through an HR phone screen, and then two phone interviews afterwards. I had the choice of either going on-site or doing a phone interview for the second round. I ended up doing a pho
Professional and realistic. The interview is relatable to the work we do. There were many interviews, at least six. * Storage fundamentals * Programming skills * Linux administration * Craftsmanship * With the manager * Others
After applying to LinkedIn, they reverted back to me in 3 days. The first round was a telephone interview. The interviewer asked basic questions from my resume, such as GPA and projects related to the field.
The process is very standard for any internship interview. I went through an HR phone screen, and then two phone interviews afterwards. I had the choice of either going on-site or doing a phone interview for the second round. I ended up doing a pho
Professional and realistic. The interview is relatable to the work we do. There were many interviews, at least six. * Storage fundamentals * Programming skills * Linux administration * Craftsmanship * With the manager * Others
After applying to LinkedIn, they reverted back to me in 3 days. The first round was a telephone interview. The interviewer asked basic questions from my resume, such as GPA and projects related to the field.