Free lunch every day.
Great events for interns.
Low stress.
Most of the work is quantity, not quality. At least in my department, we weren't solving very interesting problems, just building things out.
I applied for the position through my school's career center. They reached out to me almost the very next day looking for a phone interview, which would last 30 minutes. They were pretty nice; I just didn't do well.
Met a company employee at a university recruiting night. Stuck around afterward and handed my resume to the employee. The employee boasted about the work culture, describing it as laid-back and easy-going. They took my resume and sent an email the
I usually like to be prepared for my on-site interviews by reading Glassdoor beforehand, but it turns out I should have looked more carefully even before the phone screen, as I was blasted out of the water by relatively elementary questions. Hopefull
I applied for the position through my school's career center. They reached out to me almost the very next day looking for a phone interview, which would last 30 minutes. They were pretty nice; I just didn't do well.
Met a company employee at a university recruiting night. Stuck around afterward and handed my resume to the employee. The employee boasted about the work culture, describing it as laid-back and easy-going. They took my resume and sent an email the
I usually like to be prepared for my on-site interviews by reading Glassdoor beforehand, but it turns out I should have looked more carefully even before the phone screen, as I was blasted out of the water by relatively elementary questions. Hopefull