There are benefits, a flexible schedule, friendly cooperative team members, and a steady work pace. It's an overall good job position for a college student looking for a job and good pay.
The pay was based off of how many vehicles were detailed from interior to exterior. Each vehicle that was completely detailed would pay roughly $20.
I was paid through my supervisor because I was volunteering at one point in my life when I acquired the job opportunity.
I went through four stages of technical interviews with four different people. In the end, I was rejected. It felt like a waste of my time and effort. I wish they had rejected me at an earlier stage so I wouldn't have gotten my hopes up.
I was contacted by HR a week before the interview. The interview lasted about one hour and was conducted by a senior structural engineer who will be your mentor during your internship.
Skipped the HR round and directly interviewed with the hiring manager, followed by a whiteboard interview. Opportunity due to networking on LinkedIn. Was kind of a difficult 45-minute interview with the manager, followed by multiple interviewers part
I went through four stages of technical interviews with four different people. In the end, I was rejected. It felt like a waste of my time and effort. I wish they had rejected me at an earlier stage so I wouldn't have gotten my hopes up.
I was contacted by HR a week before the interview. The interview lasted about one hour and was conducted by a senior structural engineer who will be your mentor during your internship.
Skipped the HR round and directly interviewed with the hiring manager, followed by a whiteboard interview. Opportunity due to networking on LinkedIn. Was kind of a difficult 45-minute interview with the manager, followed by multiple interviewers part