One doesn't need to have a lot of experience coming into the internship. One gets to learn many things and is able to deliver a feature or work to produce production-ready code. It's a great team to work with. Also, interns get to interact with multiple teams apart from their assigned team. They get to work with the product manager and experienced UX designers to understand the essence and utility of each of the components involved.
Regular challenges that come with a virtual experience.
The interview consisted of 4 rounds: 1 coding round with 4 questions, 2 technical rounds, and 1 HR round with a manager. The questions asked in the coding round were hard, whereas the questions asked in the technical rounds were easier.
The interview process was pretty smooth if you get a referral. They are hiring massively in India, and you can get a call in 2-3 days if you apply now. The interviewer was very good and made me comfortable. The only con was that he was sometimes a
Off-campus process: * Online meet explaining the process * OA (2000+ rated CF Qs, LC Hard) * 2 Interviews (LC Hard) * 1 HR Round (About past internships, experience in complex problem-solving)
The interview consisted of 4 rounds: 1 coding round with 4 questions, 2 technical rounds, and 1 HR round with a manager. The questions asked in the coding round were hard, whereas the questions asked in the technical rounds were easier.
The interview process was pretty smooth if you get a referral. They are hiring massively in India, and you can get a call in 2-3 days if you apply now. The interviewer was very good and made me comfortable. The only con was that he was sometimes a
Off-campus process: * Online meet explaining the process * OA (2000+ rated CF Qs, LC Hard) * 2 Interviews (LC Hard) * 1 HR Round (About past internships, experience in complex problem-solving)