A well-established procedure for code review means that you'll learn how to write quality code very fast. They've dealt with the problems of scale really well, and everything is streamlined in a very intelligent way. Loads of free food. Projects vary by team and manager, but I had an interesting one that I think was quite a bit more than just an "intern project." Hours were flexible.
None that come to mind, honestly. There's definitely a lot of variability based on which team that you're on, and I know I had one of the best experiences of the people I talked to, but most people were overall happy.
I've heard that the requirements for getting a return full-time offer can be really intense, but I was still an underclassman and was only interested in a return internship offer.
I was referred by an employee and received an email reply within 48 hours (October 28). My recruiter set up a phone screen within the week. It was a 45-minute technical interview for which I found a solution. Again, within 48 hours, I received an ema
Recruiter reached out -> OA -> Virtual Onsite Interview. My interviewer was late by about 5 minutes, and I felt that he didn't guide me in the right direction for my second question.
The first interview was easy, and the interviewer was nice. The second interview involved bubble sort, but the interviewer was very off. She laughed at me when I struggled and said I talked too much (which the first interviewer said was good, as I s
I was referred by an employee and received an email reply within 48 hours (October 28). My recruiter set up a phone screen within the week. It was a 45-minute technical interview for which I found a solution. Again, within 48 hours, I received an ema
Recruiter reached out -> OA -> Virtual Onsite Interview. My interviewer was late by about 5 minutes, and I felt that he didn't guide me in the right direction for my second question.
The first interview was easy, and the interviewer was nice. The second interview involved bubble sort, but the interviewer was very off. She laughed at me when I struggled and said I talked too much (which the first interviewer said was good, as I s