Process
I had one question about graphs and binary trees.
It was about 45 minutes. The interviewer was good.
I didn't submit a perfect solution. I could do better, but unfortunately, I didn't pass the interview.
Questions
A binary tree path from source to destination is represented like this:
"UP, UP, UP" forms the path going up from the source.
Then, "LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, ..." forms the path going down to the destination.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 4 interview experiences for the Google Software Engineer role in Haifa, Israel.
Success Rate
25%
Pass Rate
Google's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Haifa, Israel is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Positive75%
Neutral25%
Negative0%
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Google's Software Engineer interview process in Haifa, Israel.
Google Work Experiences
3.0
Love the Google, hate the Googlers
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Mountain View, California, United States
September 22, 2024
Pros: I love working at Google. It's a blast.
Cons: Don't like the hours. They're a lot.
4.0
Amazing Company, No Offices
Software Engineer • Current Employee
February 10, 2021
Pros: It is an amazing company.
Cons: No offices at all in 2020.
4.0
Great perks and benefits, but can be hard to have impact
Software Engineer • Current Employee
San Francisco, California, United States
January 20, 2017
Pros: The open culture, smart people, great benefits, and all the perks make Google a great place to work.
Generous vacation time, free food and coffee, gyms, and the ability to transfer internally to other teams, including at any office in the world, make for a very comfortable and flexible work environment.
Cons: Google only hires great people and only has so many really interesting projects to work on that everyone wants to work on.
People still have to do the tedious work too, so you end up with a lot of people overqualified for what they're doing.
It's a very big company at this point and sometimes can feel like you're just one tiny person, oiling a cog of the machine.
The promotion process is a lot of work and doesn't always recognize great work properly.
- 3.0Love the Google, hate the GooglersSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeMountain View, California, United StatesSeptember 22, 2024Pros: I love working at Google. It's a blast.Cons: Don't like the hours. They're a lot.
- 4.0Amazing Company, No OfficesSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeFebruary 10, 2021Pros: It is an amazing company.Cons: No offices at all in 2020.
- 4.0Great perks and benefits, but can be hard to have impactSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeSan Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 20, 2017Pros: The open culture, smart people, great benefits, and all the perks make Google a great place to work. Generous vacation time, free food and coffee, gyms, and the ability to transfer internally to other teams, including at any office in the world, make for a very comfortable and flexible work environment.Cons: Google only hires great people and only has so many really interesting projects to work on that everyone wants to work on. People still have to do the tedious work too, so you end up with a lot of people overqualified for what they're doing. It's a very big company at this point and sometimes can feel like you're just one tiny person, oiling a cog of the machine. The promotion process is a lot of work and doesn't always recognize great work properly.
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