I really loved my manager, and a lot of the people there took the time out of their day to get to know me once I was onboarded.
The assignment I was given was quite simple and did not even get used for the project.
Don't wait until a week before the internship starts to create a project for interns.
Well, but at the same time I found myself in a situation where I was being asked questions more related to the work or position in question, so I felt a bit alienated from the selection and interview process.
Started off with low-level questions about how operating systems work (i.e., what happens when you `cat` a file in a terminal), and ended with some questions on experience working on a group project and how I handled the collaboration process.
Three rounds of interviews: Round 1: * 4 DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) questions (easy to medium difficulty: DP-easy, sorting-medium) * 1 system design question * 1 puzzle Round 2: * 2 DSA questions on heaps, heapify, and priority queues * Q
Well, but at the same time I found myself in a situation where I was being asked questions more related to the work or position in question, so I felt a bit alienated from the selection and interview process.
Started off with low-level questions about how operating systems work (i.e., what happens when you `cat` a file in a terminal), and ended with some questions on experience working on a group project and how I handled the collaboration process.
Three rounds of interviews: Round 1: * 4 DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) questions (easy to medium difficulty: DP-easy, sorting-medium) * 1 system design question * 1 puzzle Round 2: * 2 DSA questions on heaps, heapify, and priority queues * Q