Home Depot values their interns HEAVILY. They take every opportunity to ensure their interns' growth and put the interns on real, impactful projects. As my first internship, this was the best experience I could ask for, and I will always consider Home Depot as a place to return to.
Pay could be a little bit higher, but I only say that because each intern receives a 16-inch MacBook, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Mouse. Not a big deal though; I personally do not mind.
I found it overall very easy. It started with some pre-screening questions, testing for a very high-level understanding of creating a scalable web service. Then, a soft skills interview with general questions regarding experience and "what if" situa
It was virtual, a break, you can call it a round 1 interview. It was over Microsoft Teams. It was a behavioral and informative type of interview. I talked about the teams and what projects they were working on.
A pretty straightforward first interview. The initial interview is to ask about work experience and tech stack questions to get a better idea if you are a good fit for the role they're hiring for.
I found it overall very easy. It started with some pre-screening questions, testing for a very high-level understanding of creating a scalable web service. Then, a soft skills interview with general questions regarding experience and "what if" situa
It was virtual, a break, you can call it a round 1 interview. It was over Microsoft Teams. It was a behavioral and informative type of interview. I talked about the teams and what projects they were working on.
A pretty straightforward first interview. The initial interview is to ask about work experience and tech stack questions to get a better idea if you are a good fit for the role they're hiring for.