Very supportive managers, coworkers, etc. I felt organized and understood what I was being asked to do.
Genuinely struggling to find a con to post here. My only negative was that in an internship, you only have one summer to get used to new surroundings, but that's not on the company; that's just the nature of the internship position.
I applied online, sent them a copy of my resume, and filled out a series of online forms. I received an email after they tried to call me a few times (foolishly, I hadn't set up a voice mailbox). We talked on the phone briefly when I called them ba
Two rounds of interviews were conducted. One round was specifically designed to "survey" the interview experience and schedule the second round. Both rounds consist of behavioral questions geared towards teamwork. You may also receive a technical q
A recruiter reached out really quickly and sent a link through HackerRank to take the technical test. The technical test includes 14 multiple-choice questions about OOP concepts, web development, and some pseudocode.
I applied online, sent them a copy of my resume, and filled out a series of online forms. I received an email after they tried to call me a few times (foolishly, I hadn't set up a voice mailbox). We talked on the phone briefly when I called them ba
Two rounds of interviews were conducted. One round was specifically designed to "survey" the interview experience and schedule the second round. Both rounds consist of behavioral questions geared towards teamwork. You may also receive a technical q
A recruiter reached out really quickly and sent a link through HackerRank to take the technical test. The technical test includes 14 multiple-choice questions about OOP concepts, web development, and some pseudocode.