It's hard to forget about all the free food that was floating around Yahoo! As an intern, I had my breakfast and lunch at the company for free and would occasionally stay late enough to have dinner there too (though the dinner was pretty limited compared to the other meals).
I also got a free card to use with the buses and trains around the Bay Area, which was very helpful.
Yahoo! also has a lot of wonderful self-growth classes that you can take, ranging from intro-level mobile development courses to more advanced topics.
There were way too many meetings when I was there.
At one meeting, I (wrongly) just started using my computer. I was most convinced that I could never survive in a corporation with so many meetings.
As an intern, I was also not given very challenging problems. This was a huge disappointment for me.
Please make sure interns shadow someone.
Encourage pair programming.
The interview was pretty swift. Unlike people here mentioning a late reply from HR, I got a reply within a week, maybe because of my other offer deadline. I had: * One phone screen * One coding challenge onsite * Three F2F interviews I really
I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
It was one of the worst interviews I ever underwent. The people in Yahoo Mobile were very unprofessional. Now I know why Yahoo is going down and down and down. Lol. None of the people I was interviewed by for the entire day asked me a single technic
The interview was pretty swift. Unlike people here mentioning a late reply from HR, I got a reply within a week, maybe because of my other offer deadline. I had: * One phone screen * One coding challenge onsite * Three F2F interviews I really
I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
It was one of the worst interviews I ever underwent. The people in Yahoo Mobile were very unprofessional. Now I know why Yahoo is going down and down and down. Lol. None of the people I was interviewed by for the entire day asked me a single technic