The engineers here are awesome people.
They are incredibly helpful and caring about the interns, very driven to make sure the interns succeed.
Lots of pressure. As an intern, they expect you to perform at the level of a full-time engineer by the end of your 12 weeks, so this is not an internship to take if you want a joyride.
Let the interns have more collaborative projects.
A friend from Facebook referred me. A recruiter called a few days later. She sent me an email, asking general questions like: * When do you graduate? * How often do you code? * What are your strongest programming languages? After answering the emai
They came down to our campus to hold two rounds of interviews.
I only made it to the first round, which consisted of two LeetCode-style questions of medium difficulty. It was a great interview experience, but the questions were tough for me as I haven't practiced enough. Make sure to get those reps in!
A friend from Facebook referred me. A recruiter called a few days later. She sent me an email, asking general questions like: * When do you graduate? * How often do you code? * What are your strongest programming languages? After answering the emai
They came down to our campus to hold two rounds of interviews.
I only made it to the first round, which consisted of two LeetCode-style questions of medium difficulty. It was a great interview experience, but the questions were tough for me as I haven't practiced enough. Make sure to get those reps in!