You learn so many things in a short period of time, both technical and soft skills. As an intern, you are able to contribute with meaningful projects and feel that you are part of the team.
Work-life balance is a little difficult, but there is support around you that encourages it.
It was great. The interviewer was kind and asked most of the questions on topics that I know. Where I struggled was in the coding part, which at the time of the interview I wasn't very good at.
I was contacted by a recruiter. They are professional and connect you with managers very quickly, with setup within one week. My first interview was with a technical manager. He was knowledgeable on the requirements. The conversation was positive. A
Phone call interview followed by an in-person interview. Casual conversation about your skillset and experiences. Verification of work permit restrictions for foreigners and visa status.
It was great. The interviewer was kind and asked most of the questions on topics that I know. Where I struggled was in the coding part, which at the time of the interview I wasn't very good at.
I was contacted by a recruiter. They are professional and connect you with managers very quickly, with setup within one week. My first interview was with a technical manager. He was knowledgeable on the requirements. The conversation was positive. A
Phone call interview followed by an in-person interview. Casual conversation about your skillset and experiences. Verification of work permit restrictions for foreigners and visa status.