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"If you're looking for an internship, head over to Facebook. \nThe social media company has the highest rated internships, according to Glassdoor. The jobs website, which offers reviews and commentary on workplaces all over the country, has compiled a list of the 25 companies that offer the best internship experiences, based on intern feedback. From Yahoo to Google to Apple, major tech companies managed to make it onto the list. \nSee also: Internships: Expectation vs. Reality\nIn addition to the data, Glassdoor also shared some of the questions potential interns were asked during the interview process: \n\nFacebook business operations intern interview: \u201CYou have a bag of N strings, and at random, you pull out an end. You pull out another end and you tie the two ends together. You take another two string ends and tie them together. You repeat this until there are no loose ends left to pull out of the bag. What is the expected number of loops?\u201D\nEpic Systems intern interview: \u201CAn apple costs 40 cents, a grapefruit costs 80 cents and an orange costs 60 cents. Under these circumstances, how much does a pear cost?\u201D\n\nAfter answering these tough fastballs, these aspiring employees went on to enjoy their internships. We went through the list and boiled it down to the top 10 highest rated tech companies.\n 1. Facebook \n\nImage: Flickr, Sean MacEntee\n\n\nThe social network is the number one overall company for hiring interns. It received a 4.6 out of 5 rating on Glassdoor. \n\u201CThe culture is pretty awesome and has staying power,\" an anonymous software engineer intern told Glassdoor. \"The intern program is amazing and everyone is actually happy that the interns are there.\u201D\n2. Google \n\nImage: Flickr, Carlos Luna\n\n\nThe mega search engine was at the top of the list in 2012 and 2013. Alas, Facebook just barely edged it out, also receiving a 4.6.\n\u201CHaving the opportunity to take a look at all the wonderful stuff they've developed and taking part in the creation of new tools and products is an amazing experience, especially if you're still in college,\" a Google software engineer intern said for the study.\n3. Qualcomm\n\nImage: Flickr, Doug Kline\n\n\nFamous for creating and designing mobile technology, Qualcomm followed quickly behind Google with a 4.5 rating.\n\"Interns are automatically being considered for return internship opportunities or a full time position,\" an interim engineering intern for the company said.\n4. Epic Systems\n\nImage: Flickr, Epic\n\n\nEpic actually ranked at number 5 in the overall company list, but lands at number 4 among tech companies. The software behemoth, which specializes in health organizations, clocked in with a 4.5 rating. \n\u201CEpic has a great support staff for interns, and ultimately, they want to see their interns both do excellent work and learn a lot at their time at Epic,\" said an Epic Systems software development intern. \"It is a good place to start out.\u201D\n5. Intel\n\nImage: Flickr, Intel in Deutschland\n\n\nThe massive manufacturers of digital technology came in overall at number 6, but took fifth place among tech companies. Intel, which made waves last month with its plans to cut jobs, landed a 4.4 rating from its interns. \n6. Microsoft\n\nImage: Flickr, Thomas Hawk\n\n\nOne of the most valuable tech brands in the world, Microsoft landed on the list with a 4.3 rating, though it was actually number 7 on the top 25 list.\n7. Apple\n\nImage: Flickr, David Jafra\n\n\nOne of the few tech companies in the world to achieve massive success and a cult-like following, Apple landed at number 9 on the overall top 25 list. It jumped up to number 7 on the tech list, gathering a 4.3 rating.\n8. Texas Instruments\n\nImage: Flickr, Kevin Wong\n\n\nSemiconductor design and manufacturing company TI (which you may recognize from its popular calculator division) came in at number 12 out of the original the top 25. Interns flocked to give it a 4.2 rating.\n9. Yahoo \n\nImage: Flickr, Gaku\n\n\nAspiring Marissa Mayers gave an internship at Yahoo a whirl. Though it was number 14 among the top 25, it gets spot 9 in the tech list. The company received a 4.1 rating on Glassdoor.\nAccording to an anonymous Yahoo software engineer intern, one of the tough interview questions was, \u201CWhat will you do if the Internet is not working?\u201D\n10. Hewlett-Packard\n\nImage: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images News\n\n\nHP claimed the 16th spot on the list of the top 25, but jumped up much higher on the tech side. The corporation gets the number 10 spot with a 4.1 overall rating. \nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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