Learned a lot, had a more meaningful project than most interns at other companies that I know. Met a lot of really smart people who I will be sure to keep in touch with. Integrated quickly into my team. Learned about new verticals. Lots of cool benefits and events.
Worked hard and was exhausted at times. This wasn't a summer vacation.
Some internal documentation could have been better, making it easier to get up to speed on projects.
Mostly, keep doing what you're doing, but address "cons" – mainly by hiring more FDEs!
This is a multi-stage process. They try to surprise you by saying the interview will be one thing and then ask something completely different. This happened at the final round, which really threw me off. Interviewers are nice and very willing to sha
It was really great. The process started with an online assessment, then moved to a behavioral interview, followed by a technical phone screen. Finally, there was a virtual onsite interview which included system design and breaking down an internal s
Online Coding Screen: 2 questions in 2 hours. Phone Interview: 2 questions in 45 minutes. On-site Interview: Three 45-minute interviews back to back. I answered 5 questions total. Several Skype Interviews: Harder questions, each 45 minutes.
This is a multi-stage process. They try to surprise you by saying the interview will be one thing and then ask something completely different. This happened at the final round, which really threw me off. Interviewers are nice and very willing to sha
It was really great. The process started with an online assessment, then moved to a behavioral interview, followed by a technical phone screen. Finally, there was a virtual onsite interview which included system design and breaking down an internal s
Online Coding Screen: 2 questions in 2 hours. Phone Interview: 2 questions in 45 minutes. On-site Interview: Three 45-minute interviews back to back. I answered 5 questions total. Several Skype Interviews: Harder questions, each 45 minutes.