There's a lot of scope for learning and applying what you've learned to solve real problems. The team leaders are really nice.
Pay structure could be better.
I got an interview from a networking event on campus. I spoke with recruiters and scheduled an interview for the same week. The interview focused a lot on my resume. They wanted to know what experience I had in the past, whether it was other intern
I talked to a recruiter at an event and a career fair. I interviewed on campus. I had a 30-minute time slot. I am still waiting to hear back from them, so it's hard to say if I was accepted or rejected.
A lot of questions about yourself and what exactly you know and bring to the table. There was only one technical question, which wasn't too bad. They wanted more of the theory behind the question rather than exact code. Then came a long portion of me
I got an interview from a networking event on campus. I spoke with recruiters and scheduled an interview for the same week. The interview focused a lot on my resume. They wanted to know what experience I had in the past, whether it was other intern
I talked to a recruiter at an event and a career fair. I interviewed on campus. I had a 30-minute time slot. I am still waiting to hear back from them, so it's hard to say if I was accepted or rejected.
A lot of questions about yourself and what exactly you know and bring to the table. There was only one technical question, which wasn't too bad. They wanted more of the theory behind the question rather than exact code. Then came a long portion of me