Interns got to design and build their own project. They were treated like a full-time employee, and everyone was always willing to explain the codebase/language to us. The workday is a super collaborative and supportive environment.
Just the location. I wish they were in SF :/
It's a 45-minute BART ride, though.
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I had a 30-minute phone interview with the recruiter, followed by a 30-minute technical interview with the hiring manager. The technical phone interview involved discussion of my current job, followed by an OOPS design question on a popular software
I talked to a recruiter at the university career fair and was interviewed by the same recruiter a week later. The question was very simple, where I coded a linked list on a whiteboard. Then, I had another phone interview about object modeling, follow
I attended the info session at my college and was selected for a phone interview about a week later. The interview focused on UML modeling, which we had discussed at the information session, so it was expected and not too difficult. About a week lat
I had a 30-minute phone interview with the recruiter, followed by a 30-minute technical interview with the hiring manager. The technical phone interview involved discussion of my current job, followed by an OOPS design question on a popular software
I talked to a recruiter at the university career fair and was interviewed by the same recruiter a week later. The question was very simple, where I coded a linked list on a whiteboard. Then, I had another phone interview about object modeling, follow
I attended the info session at my college and was selected for a phone interview about a week later. The interview focused on UML modeling, which we had discussed at the information session, so it was expected and not too difficult. About a week lat