A recruiter contacted me after I completed Level Three of Foo.bar.
There was an informal chat with the recruiter, after which I had a technical phone screen.
The phone screen question was of medium difficulty, but the interviewer had a thick accent, and I couldn't understand what I was being asked. I spent over half of the interview trying to clarify what he was saying, so I don't think he was left with an accurate appraisal of my ability.
Nevertheless, the overall experience wasn't bad. I learned some valuable things, and I'll apply again in six months or so.
It pertained to graphs (DFS, BFS).
I will keep the full question confidential, but it was within the range of what I was expecting.
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Google's interview process for their Software Development Engineer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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