Fun and well-balanced life.
Good environment and good welfare treatment.
Staff overall are happy.
Lots of flexibility and initiative required.
Quite a lot of freedom to give suggestions and feedback on the projects.
Not many cons as an intern. Not good for people who like structured workplaces. A lot of initiative is required, so not good if you like to be delegated work.
I received a call for an onsite interview. Three senior employees conducted the interview. * The first interview was mainly focused on the work to be done and testing-related experience. * The second interview consisted entirely of logical ques
Had interview onsite in Palo Alto. Was asked mostly about projects after they told what they do.
The interviewer asked about the projects listed on your resume. They then posed some basic machine learning questions, such as the purpose of PCA and saddle points in training neural networks. Finally, a code test was administered on a whiteboard.
I received a call for an onsite interview. Three senior employees conducted the interview. * The first interview was mainly focused on the work to be done and testing-related experience. * The second interview consisted entirely of logical ques
Had interview onsite in Palo Alto. Was asked mostly about projects after they told what they do.
The interviewer asked about the projects listed on your resume. They then posed some basic machine learning questions, such as the purpose of PCA and saddle points in training neural networks. Finally, a code test was administered on a whiteboard.