work on actual production code
Perhaps add more intern events.
I met a recruiter at my university's career fair. I handed them my resume, and we talked for a couple of minutes. Later that night, I received a call to schedule an interview for the following day. Overall, the recruiter was really nice. I'm still
Multiple phone interviews/screenings were conducted to set expectations about the role and what candidates could expect. This was followed by an in-person interview conducted in a "round robin" style at one time, to avoid wasting yours or their time.
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor
I met a recruiter at my university's career fair. I handed them my resume, and we talked for a couple of minutes. Later that night, I received a call to schedule an interview for the following day. Overall, the recruiter was really nice. I'm still
Multiple phone interviews/screenings were conducted to set expectations about the role and what candidates could expect. This was followed by an in-person interview conducted in a "round robin" style at one time, to avoid wasting yours or their time.
I spoke with a recruiter at a college career fair and landed an on-campus interview the next day. That interview went well and consisted mainly of behavioral questions, with a little Java conceptual stuff near the end. They then flew me up to the Wor