My team let me run a whole project as an intern, and while it could have backfired easily with me screwing things up, I just continuously followed up and got them done, and so everyone was happy.
I would have loved some more personal mentorship.
The interview comprised three rounds. Each round focused on programming and a few behavioral questions. I was asked a lot of object-oriented questions and about Java programming. The focus was on explaining their domain and what the team does, and w
The interview process had two rounds: * A technical round * A managerial round In the technical round, OA asked one easy and one hard question. The managerial round focused on behavioral and situational questions.
The interview was smooth; the interviewer was quite frank. He asked about: * Data structures and algorithms * System design basics * My projects Overall, it was interesting to talk with him. He was professional and smart.
The interview comprised three rounds. Each round focused on programming and a few behavioral questions. I was asked a lot of object-oriented questions and about Java programming. The focus was on explaining their domain and what the team does, and w
The interview process had two rounds: * A technical round * A managerial round In the technical round, OA asked one easy and one hard question. The managerial round focused on behavioral and situational questions.
The interview was smooth; the interviewer was quite frank. He asked about: * Data structures and algorithms * System design basics * My projects Overall, it was interesting to talk with him. He was professional and smart.