Well-structured internship. Helpful team. Really good benefits (especially in Seattle). Good location. Mid-to-top-tier snacks.
Hard to ramp up.
Some intern projects can be a bit boring.
Midpoint review is stressful.
Some teams, especially intern managers, care about # lines of code regardless of the nature of the project.
It started with a phone screening, and the interviewer asked me two questions, both similar to LeetCode Easy questions. I was able to complete only one. I struggled with the other question.
The process started when one of the recruiters reached out to me on LinkedIn. They pretty much asked me a few basic questions, which took the place of the screening process. A couple of days later, I was contacted to set up a round of interviews over
After a competition Facebook held on campus, I was invited to interview on our university's campus. The interview consisted of a 45-minute one-on-one with an employee. It was a standard interview: a brief chat about your resume/CV, a coding problem,
It started with a phone screening, and the interviewer asked me two questions, both similar to LeetCode Easy questions. I was able to complete only one. I struggled with the other question.
The process started when one of the recruiters reached out to me on LinkedIn. They pretty much asked me a few basic questions, which took the place of the screening process. A couple of days later, I was contacted to set up a round of interviews over
After a competition Facebook held on campus, I was invited to interview on our university's campus. The interview consisted of a 45-minute one-on-one with an employee. It was a standard interview: a brief chat about your resume/CV, a coding problem,