Great internship experience. They host occasional 'Power Hours,' which are sessions dedicated to giving advice in the work industry, like resume workshops or workflow tips.
HR was friendly and easy to work with. The mentorship was also very patient and willing to take time out of their busy schedules to help.
I worked at the San Ramon office, and the cafeteria there has like only three restaurants, which never change their menus. The food is good, but without variety, it won't last long.
The San Ramon office is an open-space office, so it can be a little less comfortable for introverts like myself.
1. Telephone Interview 2. Soft skills, hard skills interview
I applied through a referral. They asked me for all screening details (including OPT date) in the first email and then directly scheduled an onsite interview via an automated email. No details were given about the interview process. When I went ther
The process was long and very annoying. I got an answer only after two months. The whole process took a long time. They didn't update me for a long time, and just kept me hanging for a few weeks until I received a generic email saying I was rejected
1. Telephone Interview 2. Soft skills, hard skills interview
I applied through a referral. They asked me for all screening details (including OPT date) in the first email and then directly scheduled an onsite interview via an automated email. No details were given about the interview process. When I went ther
The process was long and very annoying. I got an answer only after two months. The whole process took a long time. They didn't update me for a long time, and just kept me hanging for a few weeks until I received a generic email saying I was rejected