You're asked to review a handbook and then showcase your understanding of a language or your selection between Java or Javascript. It doesn't really matter how well or poorly you score as they will want to put you into their online learning course for a whole summer before sending you into work. You will make ~50k working there, which is not very good unless you are bad at searching for one yourself. It's helpful to some, but this can become a very bad position fast if you're unlucky. I did not enjoy the interviewing process nor the direction the job was taking me as it felt insecure. The Interviewing itself was all syntactic questioning which ranged from "What is a for loop" to "How do you create a getter and setter"