I really enjoyed the environment I worked in. With the mobile development team, everyone was fairly laid back but always ready and willing to work and help the interns with their work. There were not as many intern events as some companies in the valley, but I still had a few over the summer, which made it easy to do my own thing on weekends and explore the bay.
One con was the typical bureaucracy of a big company. Sometimes it would take a week or more to get approval to make a small change to a project.
Contacted by recruiter to arrange a 30-minute phone interview with an engineer, then invited to complete an online coding exercise. Invited onsite within a few days of the coding exercise for interviews, three 45-minute rounds of technical interviews
Applied through referral and the recruiter scheduled an interview within a week. Questions covered data structures and algorithms, along with basic Java OOPs concepts. I was also asked why I was interested in this company and some behavioral question
I had one behavioral interview (phone call). After that, I had two technical code screen interviews (I think it's supposed to be once, but they scheduled me twice). Following that, I had an on-site interview that took around 4-5 hours. Additionall
Contacted by recruiter to arrange a 30-minute phone interview with an engineer, then invited to complete an online coding exercise. Invited onsite within a few days of the coding exercise for interviews, three 45-minute rounds of technical interviews
Applied through referral and the recruiter scheduled an interview within a week. Questions covered data structures and algorithms, along with basic Java OOPs concepts. I was also asked why I was interested in this company and some behavioral question
I had one behavioral interview (phone call). After that, I had two technical code screen interviews (I think it's supposed to be once, but they scheduled me twice). Following that, I had an on-site interview that took around 4-5 hours. Additionall