World-Class. Better than expected
World-Class. Better than expected
I didn't know that much about LinkedIn before I accepted an internship there, just that it was considered a top company. But wow, the way they treat us is amazing.
Everyone I've worked with is brilliant, and the facilities and tech are world-class. The company is large enough to have every resource imaginable, but small enough that everything you work on feels mission-critical.
LinkedIn is an amazing place to get started in a career. There's a strong network with other tech companies among the engineers.
It's still a big company, and there are hierarchical structures in place that can make work feel a bit rigid, but that just comes with scale.
No one is sure how the Microsoft deal will play out exactly in the future, although it hasn't changed anything yet.
Don't pull back! You have a wonderful recruitment and internship program here. The company has invested in us, and we notice!
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The HR experience was very friendly. The interview process consisted of a technical phone interview and then two in-person interviews. Brush up on: * Data structures * Data manipulation * Big-O notation/runtimes Be prepared to code in person
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The interview process included: * One phone interview * Two onsite technical interviews * A final, very soft and easy interview This involved standard programming and algorithm questions and was altogether pleasant. There was plenty of free food an
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I applied at my university's career fair. About two months later, the recruiter called, and we set up a call to discuss my interests. My first-round interview was technical and conducted over the phone using CollabEdit. I was asked to program a func
Software Engineering Intern
Mountain View, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2012The HR experience was very friendly. The interview process consisted of a technical phone interview and then two in-person interviews. Brush up on: * Data structures * Data manipulation * Big-O notation/runtimes Be prepared to code in person
Software Engineering Intern
Mountain View, California, United StatesMay 1, 2012The interview process included: * One phone interview * Two onsite technical interviews * A final, very soft and easy interview This involved standard programming and algorithm questions and was altogether pleasant. There was plenty of free food an
Software Engineering Intern
Mountain View, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2013I applied at my university's career fair. About two months later, the recruiter called, and we set up a call to discuss my interests. My first-round interview was technical and conducted over the phone using CollabEdit. I was asked to program a func
