Going to space is cool.
Being on the ground is bad.
The interview was done on the phone, and the employer asked me about four questions. He asked about situations in which I faced a problem and how I would handle it (to see how I would do if I were working there for real). Some questions were: * "W
The process was fairly simple. Most NASA internships don't have any technical LeetCode-style questions. It's mostly just a behavioral interview where you describe some of the projects you worked on and general things like how you work in team setting
Easy interview process. Spoke mostly with Human Resources people at first to get my information and set up the interview process. Then spoke with the NASA mentor and talked about what they do and what the department does as a whole to accomplish NASA
The interview was done on the phone, and the employer asked me about four questions. He asked about situations in which I faced a problem and how I would handle it (to see how I would do if I were working there for real). Some questions were: * "W
The process was fairly simple. Most NASA internships don't have any technical LeetCode-style questions. It's mostly just a behavioral interview where you describe some of the projects you worked on and general things like how you work in team setting
Easy interview process. Spoke mostly with Human Resources people at first to get my information and set up the interview process. Then spoke with the NASA mentor and talked about what they do and what the department does as a whole to accomplish NASA