Good benefits, nice community of interns, low stress.
Small workload, not given enough responsibility.
The interview process consisted of 2 rounds. In the first round, I was interviewed by 2 people in a 30-minute session. My resume was discussed, and after that, questions based on Unix, Python, and SQL were asked. In the second round, there was one
I interviewed with two teams in parallel, each with around 4 or 5 one-hour interviews. These included: * A phone interview. * Multiple short sessions with team members. * A manager interview. * A group manager interview.
The interviewer kept trying and prying into past projects despite mentions of NDAs, as if he were trying to recreate the projects himself. After I mentioned working with a Unix framework once, I was asked "What is Unix?" and to provide a thorough hi
The interview process consisted of 2 rounds. In the first round, I was interviewed by 2 people in a 30-minute session. My resume was discussed, and after that, questions based on Unix, Python, and SQL were asked. In the second round, there was one
I interviewed with two teams in parallel, each with around 4 or 5 one-hour interviews. These included: * A phone interview. * Multiple short sessions with team members. * A manager interview. * A group manager interview.
The interviewer kept trying and prying into past projects despite mentions of NDAs, as if he were trying to recreate the projects himself. After I mentioned working with a Unix framework once, I was asked "What is Unix?" and to provide a thorough hi