While this was the preconception I had before I joined, after being on the team for a year, I don't see that this is the case for myself. As an intern, every minute was engaging, and each project made me feel that much more important in the scope of my team.
There is a steeper learning curve for interacting with new teams, understanding terminology, and figuring out who to ask questions or find answers without bothering too many people. Fortunately, my team has been gracious enough to help me through my struggles.
One-hour interview, very technical. Questions covered stress-strain curves, Free Body Diagrams (FBDs), and manufacturing techniques. Received a quick response after the interview and found out about the decision within a week. The interviewer was
I put my resume in at an info session at my school in October. I was cold-called in December for a 30-minute phone interview about the contents of my resume. A month later, I was called in to interview in Palo Alto, CA. This consisted of about 10 o
It was a simple phone call. I asked some technical questions and then asked a question about the role. The interview covered very average questions. I had hoped to move to the next stage, but I never heard back from them. I was a little disappointe
One-hour interview, very technical. Questions covered stress-strain curves, Free Body Diagrams (FBDs), and manufacturing techniques. Received a quick response after the interview and found out about the decision within a week. The interviewer was
I put my resume in at an info session at my school in October. I was cold-called in December for a 30-minute phone interview about the contents of my resume. A month later, I was called in to interview in Palo Alto, CA. This consisted of about 10 o
It was a simple phone call. I asked some technical questions and then asked a question about the role. The interview covered very average questions. I had hoped to move to the next stage, but I never heard back from them. I was a little disappointe