Great Intern Program, Unstable Company
Great Intern Program, Unstable Company
- Loved my manager and team.
- The intern program was well-developed, offering networking and social outings.
- Intern housing was super well-located, convenient, cheap, and social, situated at Wentworth Institute of Technology.
- There were clear expectations on how to get a return offer.
- Three days per week were spent in the office.
- The pay was good.
- The company seemed very unstable, which made me unsure if I would want to return after grad.
- There was low morale among employees.
Honestly, I loved my internship. I couldn't have asked for much more.
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The interview process involved an initial phone call with a recruiter. This was followed by an online and timed technical test, and then another similar technical test where an in-house programmer followed along from their end. It was a positive exp
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The interview process was useless and a waste of my time. After multiple rounds, vague questions were asked in the final round. I did not expect this from a company like this. It's not fair to the candidate's time.
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I received a LinkedIn message from an HR screener who was likely using LinkedIn's tech keyword searches. I agreed to a call, which was productive, and we subsequently scheduled a phone technical screen for a couple of days later. During this screen,
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Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesOctober 12, 2017The interview process involved an initial phone call with a recruiter. This was followed by an online and timed technical test, and then another similar technical test where an in-house programmer followed along from their end. It was a positive exp
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CanadaSeptember 9, 2021The interview process was useless and a waste of my time. After multiple rounds, vague questions were asked in the final round. I did not expect this from a company like this. It's not fair to the candidate's time.
Engineering
Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesAugust 1, 2019I received a LinkedIn message from an HR screener who was likely using LinkedIn's tech keyword searches. I agreed to a call, which was productive, and we subsequently scheduled a phone technical screen for a couple of days later. During this screen,
