Brilliant coworkers. Great compensation and a great name to have in your CV/LI. They accept students without any previous experience. Beautiful office.
Lots of overtime. Many projects for interns aren't very fun or useful for their later careers; it depends on the team you end up in. Technologies and the codebase are often from the 90s. Ask the recruiter for a specific team; it will change your entire experience there. Poorly handled WFH (we ended up working over virtual machines on our own laptops when offices closed), but that was an industry-wide issue.
The interviewer was nice and tried to make you comfortable. The questions were easy to medium LeetCode problems. With a few small clicks, once you get the point of a question, you can solve it easily.
Two 45-minute interviews, separated by a 15-minute break. The interviews are both behavioral (mainly questions about your resume) and technical. Not only will you be asked to code, but you can also expect fundamental computer science questions.
Overall, a positive experience. I interviewed in person in 2019. The interviewers were very positive, and I was able to ask plenty of questions about their experiences. The interview included: * LeetCode questions of medium difficulty * Behavioral
The interviewer was nice and tried to make you comfortable. The questions were easy to medium LeetCode problems. With a few small clicks, once you get the point of a question, you can solve it easily.
Two 45-minute interviews, separated by a 15-minute break. The interviews are both behavioral (mainly questions about your resume) and technical. Not only will you be asked to code, but you can also expect fundamental computer science questions.
Overall, a positive experience. I interviewed in person in 2019. The interviewers were very positive, and I was able to ask plenty of questions about their experiences. The interview included: * LeetCode questions of medium difficulty * Behavioral