As an intern, I was given incredible responsibility managing my own project. My team and my manager were incredibly helpful, answering my endless stream of questions.
We had townhall meetings with company executives every other week. For example, we had a chance to listen and talk to the CEO, CIO, CMO, and even Bernie Marcus, the founder of The Home Depot himself.
The culture is incredibly strong at The Home Depot, and everything that the company does is really focused around providing customers the best value.
No complaints. I had a fantastic experience.
No Advice. Great job!
It was quite simple. I talked about my experience with several interviewers. Then they asked some simple technical questions. They also talked about their group and current projects. Two days later, I got an offer.
Applied to Home Depot through their internal jobs website via a friend. Got a call in 2 days and had a 30-minute phone interview. Received a call the next day to set up an in-person meeting after 10 days. The in-person meeting lasted 1 hour with 4 pe
The phone screen person texted me late at night (after 10 PM) on a weekday and called a few minutes after I responded. This seems pretty unprofessional, but he's an HR person, so I don't really hold the company responsible.
It was quite simple. I talked about my experience with several interviewers. Then they asked some simple technical questions. They also talked about their group and current projects. Two days later, I got an offer.
Applied to Home Depot through their internal jobs website via a friend. Got a call in 2 days and had a 30-minute phone interview. Received a call the next day to set up an in-person meeting after 10 days. The in-person meeting lasted 1 hour with 4 pe
The phone screen person texted me late at night (after 10 PM) on a weekday and called a few minutes after I responded. This seems pretty unprofessional, but he's an HR person, so I don't really hold the company responsible.