I've worked at Samsung AI Centre - Toronto, which is a research lab.
All the people in this lab have been very friendly. It's a very relaxed environment, and I haven't felt any undue pressure from my supervisor.
Being a research lab, you are given quite a lot of freedom over what direction you steer the project towards. The only limitation is the general framework of things.
Great snacks as well.
Since everything is only gradually getting back to normal after COVID, the office space can use a little bit of improvement, I think.
The conservation was long, but the questions were easy to answer. There was pressure on some questions, but overall it was good. Coworkers were okay to ask questions of, but I was comfortable answering some of the harder questions. If someone asked m
At first, I got a screening email from HR to provide more details about myself. After that, I got a screening call from HR, followed by a second screening call from the Team Lead. Then, I had an on-site interview with the Team Lead.
The interview process was good. Smooth interview process. It takes 1-3 weeks. First round was screening. It talks about your legal status, experience, and salary expectations. Second round is technical. It went for about 1.5 hours. Third round was
The conservation was long, but the questions were easy to answer. There was pressure on some questions, but overall it was good. Coworkers were okay to ask questions of, but I was comfortable answering some of the harder questions. If someone asked m
At first, I got a screening email from HR to provide more details about myself. After that, I got a screening call from HR, followed by a second screening call from the Team Lead. Then, I had an on-site interview with the Team Lead.
The interview process was good. Smooth interview process. It takes 1-3 weeks. First round was screening. It talks about your legal status, experience, and salary expectations. Second round is technical. It went for about 1.5 hours. Third round was