No cons. Sometimes you get a lot of work, and sometimes you don't have work at all during an internship.
Applied online with no referral. Waited a few months before getting an interview. The first round was a phone interview that lasted 45 minutes. The second round was through Microsoft Teams and lasted 30 minutes. Failed the second round.
The company came through my college placement team for an intern. I took an online test comprising of IQ and technical questions. There were two interviews, both 1:1. The first one consisted of technical questions, and the second was an HR intervi
The interview process had three different stages. 1st was written, asking mostly about logical & VLSI related questions. 2nd was an interview, focusing mostly on project-related details. 3rd was about counter, Verilog, and architecture-related quest
Applied online with no referral. Waited a few months before getting an interview. The first round was a phone interview that lasted 45 minutes. The second round was through Microsoft Teams and lasted 30 minutes. Failed the second round.
The company came through my college placement team for an intern. I took an online test comprising of IQ and technical questions. There were two interviews, both 1:1. The first one consisted of technical questions, and the second was an HR intervi
The interview process had three different stages. 1st was written, asking mostly about logical & VLSI related questions. 2nd was an interview, focusing mostly on project-related details. 3rd was about counter, Verilog, and architecture-related quest