Amazing culture! Foosball, NERF guns, pool, and table tennis are everyday stuff here. A lot of return offers, and some really relaxed people and management. The intern program is pretty big, so it can seem a little disorganized from the Engineering Manager side of things.
The language they use is very limiting. I wouldn't recommend it if you're going into senior year. I haven't had much trouble with internship seeking, but there is no way this is transferable to a full-time role. Although Workday would be a good place to work after graduation. Also, Pleasanton isn't great.
Be more open about Xpresso and its limitations. Also, might just be my team, but my projects were horribly mismanaged.
Went to an on-campus info session and was asked to fill out a form and submit my resume that would apply me to a few positions. Within a few days, I was contacted for a phone interview. The whole interview was UML modeling. I struggled a bit with som
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
Applied in February, heard back from them a week or two later. They were really helpful in the interview, as they helped guide me through the UML diagrams and provided me with hints and tips and feedback throughout the way.
Went to an on-campus info session and was asked to fill out a form and submit my resume that would apply me to a few positions. Within a few days, I was contacted for a phone interview. The whole interview was UML modeling. I struggled a bit with som
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
Applied in February, heard back from them a week or two later. They were really helpful in the interview, as they helped guide me through the UML diagrams and provided me with hints and tips and feedback throughout the way.