The culture is amazing. Interns are made to feel so special.
Some departments are doing crazy AI stuff, and if you're lucky enough to be on those teams, you'll do groundbreaking work.
Most dev teams are switching to future-proof tech-stacks.
Housing was provided for free.
Management really values your contribution and shows it.
As an intern, you'll work on projects that have real value.
Birthdays always result in free cake, almost every day.
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.
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
A group of 4 has to solve 2 problems. The first is to design a simple program. The second is to reorganize pseudocode snippets in the right order. Very fair with people without any experience.
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.
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
A group of 4 has to solve 2 problems. The first is to design a simple program. The second is to reorganize pseudocode snippets in the right order. Very fair with people without any experience.