Great company culture and fun vibes.
Managers put you on a team of current engineers to guide and mentor you.
It's a good place to make friends.
Pay is fair as an intern and even better full-time.
(If you're lucky, I'll be very happy when I start full-time as a 22-year-old with this salary in Atlanta.)
I'm not sure how effective or efficient paired programming is.
Sometimes goals and projects are open-ended and up to your interpretation.
Give exact targets and goals. Try matching interns to teams that have something to do with their concentrations or interests, and be more accessible if possible.
They look for critical problem-solving skills, but also to be able to solve the problem about 85% of the way. Study link lists, arrays, and strings. Know your algorithms and methods in any of the languages.
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 interview was on-site and it took about 3 hours. It was divided into two portions: * Two group problems * A "speed-dating" type of interview in which I was placed in a room with a manager, and every 10-15 minutes, a new manager would come to
They look for critical problem-solving skills, but also to be able to solve the problem about 85% of the way. Study link lists, arrays, and strings. Know your algorithms and methods in any of the languages.
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 interview was on-site and it took about 3 hours. It was divided into two portions: * Two group problems * A "speed-dating" type of interview in which I was placed in a room with a manager, and every 10-15 minutes, a new manager would come to