As an intern, I was able to do real professional work and had assignments that actually affected the company.
It's difficult to get a full-time job after an internship.
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Had a paired programming session for a couple of hours where we resolved a bug. Then had a face-to-face interview. The interview just consisted of fundamental programming knowledge questions regarding OOP.
I applied through a recruiter. The recruiter administered an online Java test. There was a phone screen with Home Depot, followed by an interview at the location. Basically, core Java questions were asked.
The interview involved pair programming, since Home Depot works on pair programming principles. They teamed me up with another person, and we had two rounds. Pretty easy. The first was rearranging code snippets, and the second was designing a system
Had a paired programming session for a couple of hours where we resolved a bug. Then had a face-to-face interview. The interview just consisted of fundamental programming knowledge questions regarding OOP.
I applied through a recruiter. The recruiter administered an online Java test. There was a phone screen with Home Depot, followed by an interview at the location. Basically, core Java questions were asked.
The interview involved pair programming, since Home Depot works on pair programming principles. They teamed me up with another person, and we had two rounds. Pretty easy. The first was rearranging code snippets, and the second was designing a system