Friendly people, Supportive environment for developing, Treated as a normal engineer (no special treatment for interns), Offsites, 2 holiday days per month, Pythonic company
Lack of structure of internship. Interns try to find a project for themselves in the first 2-3 weeks of internship. They are not clear what they are expecting from the interns.
They will say things like, "Take it chill, there is no rush, you can postpone deadlines no worries" in the beginning, and at the end of the internship, you will be grilled for postponing one deadline.
Don't expect to get a full-time offer after your internship.
Get a structure for interns and decide on the projects before interns join.
Clearly state in the first week what you are expecting from interns and if there is a possibility for a full-time offer. Be honest. Be clear.
I've been asked questions about my recent projects and technical questions out of the usual grab bag. The coding interview was about words that should be grouped whether they are anagrams. This question can be found on this site.
I applied through their careers webpage and was contacted by their recruiting coordinator for the position. I first had a coding challenge to solve on HackerRank, and then I was supposed to talk to the technical recruiter. The challenge itself wasn'
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and received an email back about scheduling an interview. The interview itself was standard, with a few rapid-fire questions and one moderate coding question. I was then emailed back within a week for anoth
I've been asked questions about my recent projects and technical questions out of the usual grab bag. The coding interview was about words that should be grouped whether they are anagrams. This question can be found on this site.
I applied through their careers webpage and was contacted by their recruiting coordinator for the position. I first had a coding challenge to solve on HackerRank, and then I was supposed to talk to the technical recruiter. The challenge itself wasn'
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and received an email back about scheduling an interview. The interview itself was standard, with a few rapid-fire questions and one moderate coding question. I was then emailed back within a week for anoth