I met them at a career fair in October and handed them my resume.
I received a call about scheduling an on-campus interview, followed by an email to confirm the time.
During the interview, my interviewer asked a behavioral question that was phrased quite oddly, and also inquired how to find the nth Fibonacci number.
After the interview, I had to email HR quite a few times before I received a definitive answer about my application status.
It took them until January to inform me that I had an offer.
The technical question was standard: Find the nth Fibonacci number.
The behavioral question was strange: If the world was going to end tomorrow and you only had a day to build a computer that would save the world, which two people would you choose and why?
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Workday's interview process for their Associate Software Engineer Intern roles in the United States is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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