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I worked for free at the Samsung AI Center Moscow for more than a year. My job was an internship while studying at Skoltech Institute.
I was given tasks and notified that my results would be reused by the company. Samsung issued me a pass, a corporate mail, and a food card.
The results of my unpaid work were stolen and reused by Samsung. Specifically, a paper was written at Samsung containing my results.
The HR Department at Samsung R&D Institute Russia said Samsung is loyal to unpaid internships because these long internships are considered to be consultations.
Request to pay money for unpaid work from June 2019 to August 2020.
The online application took about a week. After a week, the first onsite interview was scheduled. The interview's difficulty was average. About two weeks after the first interview, the second onsite interview was scheduled. Then, after about two w
Spent 4 hours coding a few programming problems. Discussed algorithms, approach, and complexity. Was interviewed by two algorithm experts. Had a choice in which language to write the code. It was a mix of whiteboard and real coding.
During the interview, I was given: * One graph task * A binary search challenge * One problem on compilers * Several questions regarding machine learning theory The overall process was not very hard, but it did require clear thinking and st
The online application took about a week. After a week, the first onsite interview was scheduled. The interview's difficulty was average. About two weeks after the first interview, the second onsite interview was scheduled. Then, after about two w
Spent 4 hours coding a few programming problems. Discussed algorithms, approach, and complexity. Was interviewed by two algorithm experts. Had a choice in which language to write the code. It was a mix of whiteboard and real coding.
During the interview, I was given: * One graph task * A binary search challenge * One problem on compilers * Several questions regarding machine learning theory The overall process was not very hard, but it did require clear thinking and st