I've interned at Pinterest, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Out of all of them, I chose to return to Pinterest for full-time because I found my fellow employees here were extremely passionate about the product.
During my internship, my team gave me all of the "cool" tasks because they wanted me to enjoy my internship. There were also plenty of intern events organized, and housing or stipends offered.
I made a lot of long-lasting friends while interning here, and so ultimately chose to sign a return offer and now work full-time.
The company is growing now and isn't as small as it was during my internship.
At the time, there were around 500 employees, but now it has more than doubled.
I applied for the new grad software engineering position online. Overall, it was a really good experience. The recruiter was a little slow in responding to emails, but I figured she just didn't have feedback from the engineers/hiring manager. I com
First, I was given an assessment to complete with Karat. A week later, they asked for an interview, noting their partnership with Karat. It took another week for them to get back to me.
The phone interview was set up through the third-party company Karat. The interview can be retaken for the second time. The difficulty of those questions is medium-level.
I applied for the new grad software engineering position online. Overall, it was a really good experience. The recruiter was a little slow in responding to emails, but I figured she just didn't have feedback from the engineers/hiring manager. I com
First, I was given an assessment to complete with Karat. A week later, they asked for an interview, noting their partnership with Karat. It took another week for them to get back to me.
The phone interview was set up through the third-party company Karat. The interview can be retaken for the second time. The difficulty of those questions is medium-level.