You get to experience an awesome work culture, and all the intern events and benefits are amazing.
Your experience as an intern is unique and highly dependent on your mentor and manager. You don't really get to choose your team when you join, and you might end up stuck doing a project you have no interest in and that won't advance your interests.
My first interview was a 30-minute on-campus screen: one puzzle question and a few short, general CS questions. If you know anything at all, this is a piece of cake. The remainder of this review describes my on-site experience. Regarding travel arra
A friend who had just completed an internship referred me, and I was asked to send my CV to a recruiter. From there, I was asked for a 45-minute phone interview with a recruiter who was taking notes. This mostly involved behavioral-style questions a
I applied online and was contacted for a first-round interview three months later when they visited my college. It lasted 30 minutes.
My first interview was a 30-minute on-campus screen: one puzzle question and a few short, general CS questions. If you know anything at all, this is a piece of cake. The remainder of this review describes my on-site experience. Regarding travel arra
A friend who had just completed an internship referred me, and I was asked to send my CV to a recruiter. From there, I was asked for a 45-minute phone interview with a recruiter who was taking notes. This mostly involved behavioral-style questions a
I applied online and was contacted for a first-round interview three months later when they visited my college. It lasted 30 minutes.