I believe that Visa Inc. is one of the best organizations to gain such experience.
Apart from corporate life, they take care of other things also, like accommodation for interns, traveling, etc.
It was a 2.5-month internship, in which the first 3 weeks were for learning the tech on which I was going to work, with some hands-on practices.
After that, the project was assigned, and I had to complete it within a deadline.
At last, there was a presentation of my project.
P.S.: They also provided a one-day trip as a farewell for interns.
I haven't found any emphasizing cons in my internship tenure. As we know, Visa is very serious about their data security, as they deal with users' confidential data. Therefore, initially, I found difficulties in setting up my workspace.
An onsite interview was conducted. Before the interview, there was a networking dinner, which was enjoyable. During the interview, the focus was primarily on System Design questions, such as "Design YouTube," and discussions about my projects.
I gave the interview through the college campus process. The interviewer was very nice. She asked questions on the basics of C and C++, and some simple puzzles. The overall interview was good.
It was an on-campus interview. All questions were about my resume and more behavioral. The interview process was very smooth, but one month later, I received the rejection email.
An onsite interview was conducted. Before the interview, there was a networking dinner, which was enjoyable. During the interview, the focus was primarily on System Design questions, such as "Design YouTube," and discussions about my projects.
I gave the interview through the college campus process. The interviewer was very nice. She asked questions on the basics of C and C++, and some simple puzzles. The overall interview was good.
It was an on-campus interview. All questions were about my resume and more behavioral. The interview process was very smooth, but one month later, I received the rejection email.