The biggest reason is to communicate, problem-solve, and learn new things for the requirement of industry.
No downsides, just learning new things.
I attended a campus recruiting event and secured an on-campus interview a few weeks later. The email communication went well. However, during my interview, my interviewer first changed my schedule from afternoon to noon. He was then 20 minutes late
First and second phone call screenings. Full day onsite interview. Background check, which needed previous boss and peer. Actually talked with them. Waiting. Offer. Negotiation on benefits. Nothing much was done better. Follow-ups. Overall, ve
I had an initial phone screen with a relatively easy coding question, followed by four rounds of interviews. Of the four interviews: * Three were technical. * One was mainly behavioral. Of the three technical interviews, I would rate the diffi
I attended a campus recruiting event and secured an on-campus interview a few weeks later. The email communication went well. However, during my interview, my interviewer first changed my schedule from afternoon to noon. He was then 20 minutes late
First and second phone call screenings. Full day onsite interview. Background check, which needed previous boss and peer. Actually talked with them. Waiting. Offer. Negotiation on benefits. Nothing much was done better. Follow-ups. Overall, ve
I had an initial phone screen with a relatively easy coding question, followed by four rounds of interviews. Of the four interviews: * Three were technical. * One was mainly behavioral. Of the three technical interviews, I would rate the diffi