Great internship experience. I will recommend it to anyone wanting mentorship in a laid-back environment. The project was forward-looking and always had something to do, with hearty breaks in between.
As with any larger company, progress and innovation move slower, and you complete the work that you are expected to do. Sometimes the drive won't be as hard because of the greater freedom in the company.
The interview was held on-site. Nothing too technical was asked. The interviewer asked a few data structure related questions, but did not actually request coding. They focused heavily on questions about the projects I had completed and the past e
Very hard and really very, very, very hard. Not really easy, but really hard. I am now just making up sentences to cross the 30-word limit. I don't give a f*** to describe the process.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * The first two are technical, and the last is HR. * Technical round 1 is very tough; you need to be good in Java technical skills. * The second technical round is more managerial and technical.
The interview was held on-site. Nothing too technical was asked. The interviewer asked a few data structure related questions, but did not actually request coding. They focused heavily on questions about the projects I had completed and the past e
Very hard and really very, very, very hard. Not really easy, but really hard. I am now just making up sentences to cross the 30-word limit. I don't give a f*** to describe the process.
The interview process consists of three rounds: * The first two are technical, and the last is HR. * Technical round 1 is very tough; you need to be good in Java technical skills. * The second technical round is more managerial and technical.