High-paced and yet casual environment. Returning full-time
High-paced and yet casual environment. Returning full-time
The company was somehow both a casual environment (casual attire, arcade, bikes, etc.) as well as a fast-paced and demanding environment. While I can see these being possible negatives for some people, I (as well as most interns I spoke to) absolutely loved it.
The company shuttles to and from work were wonderful as well.
Pertaining to internship: As the intern housing was spread throughout the bay, it was frequently difficult to spend time with other interns.
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