Visa provided a lot of good opportunities and events for interns to learn more about the company, as well as gain more technical and soft skills through multiple workshops hosted by Visa executives.
They also provided travel benefits and housing, as well as a bunch of swag to interns, which was really nice.
The company and culture are a little slower-paced, which isn't a bad thing unless you want to work in a fast-paced start-up ecosystem.
Applied, got OA quickly, and a phone screen from a recruiter about 1 month later. Got passed on to the 1st round and got passed to a different team for another 1st round. Much more behavioral heavy interviews.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I had an OA with 3 leetcode style questions. They were in the range of easy-medium. Then I had a standard 15 min recruiter call which asked me questions about my resume and to tell me about myself and why
First, the Codility assessment is sent out. You have 72 hours to complete it. Next, you'll have a phone screen, a final round interview, and then a final decision on whether you received the offer.
Applied, got OA quickly, and a phone screen from a recruiter about 1 month later. Got passed on to the 1st round and got passed to a different team for another 1st round. Much more behavioral heavy interviews.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I had an OA with 3 leetcode style questions. They were in the range of easy-medium. Then I had a standard 15 min recruiter call which asked me questions about my resume and to tell me about myself and why
First, the Codility assessment is sent out. You have 72 hours to complete it. Next, you'll have a phone screen, a final round interview, and then a final decision on whether you received the offer.