Experience is extremely team-dependent. In my case, two-thirds of the interns did not get a return offer from the team. My personal team was also not very diverse and worked longer hours than other teams in the division.
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.
Chill, ngl. The interviewers were very respectful and seemed to care a little more about my experience, both in school and professionally. I'd say it was amongst the smoothest interview experiences among the big tech firms.
There were two stages of interviews: * One on campus * One on site This took only a few hours total. On site, I talked to a few full-time engineers about their roles.
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.
Chill, ngl. The interviewers were very respectful and seemed to care a little more about my experience, both in school and professionally. I'd say it was amongst the smoothest interview experiences among the big tech firms.
There were two stages of interviews: * One on campus * One on site This took only a few hours total. On site, I talked to a few full-time engineers about their roles.