You can do work independently.
The manager might not read all of what you wrote.
Don't forget about keeping track of the interns and their training.
I was interviewing for a one-year internship. The interview was 40 minutes long and took place on the UofT campus, which made it very accessible. The interview consisted of some behavioral and get-to-know-me questions, followed by one technical que
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.
A bit of a lengthy process with a lot of wait time. Interviewers were great, though. They made me feel comfortable and helped along the process. There were a total of 5 rounds, including a telephone screening and the Hiring Manager round.
I was interviewing for a one-year internship. The interview was 40 minutes long and took place on the UofT campus, which made it very accessible. The interview consisted of some behavioral and get-to-know-me questions, followed by one technical que
I emailed the recruiter, got an interview the next day, and received an offer immediately. The only issue was that the job posting listed Java, but I was tested on C#, which was awkward.
A bit of a lengthy process with a lot of wait time. Interviewers were great, though. They made me feel comfortable and helped along the process. There were a total of 5 rounds, including a telephone screening and the Hiring Manager round.