Modern, real Fortune 500 company. Target packs way more of a punch than anyone thinks. They are pushing the edge technically, and the engineers there are the best. You push code to production and work on projects that actually matter. The culture is great; they care about you and practice good ethics.
No cons. Seriously, the company is the best.
I applied to Target's Women in Tech symposium first, which led to a phone screen. The recruiter asked me some common behavioral questions. At the symposium, I was interviewed on Zoom for the software engineering internship. During the interview, I w
The recruiter reached out after I applied through Workday. I had one phone interview with the recruiter that asked behavioral questions, followed by a virtual interview about software interests and programming strengths, and then a final technical in
The interview process was very easy. They are focusing more on if you are a good fit for the company, your ability to learn, and how you solve problems, rather than your technical skills. There were lots of behavioral questions and one technical qu
I applied to Target's Women in Tech symposium first, which led to a phone screen. The recruiter asked me some common behavioral questions. At the symposium, I was interviewed on Zoom for the software engineering internship. During the interview, I w
The recruiter reached out after I applied through Workday. I had one phone interview with the recruiter that asked behavioral questions, followed by a virtual interview about software interests and programming strengths, and then a final technical in
The interview process was very easy. They are focusing more on if you are a good fit for the company, your ability to learn, and how you solve problems, rather than your technical skills. There were lots of behavioral questions and one technical qu