I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months.
Technical round 1: I was asked a simple array question, then how to optimise it, how to code it in Python, what a generator is, and how to use yield to flatten the iterator of an array. The follow-up was a deeply nested array and how to flatten it. I used DFS, and then the interviewer asked how to use yield and a generator to solve this question.
Technical round 1 was a simple array question, followed by how to optimise it and code it in Python. They asked what a generator is and how to use yield to flatten the iterator of an array. The follow-up was about a deeply nested array and how to flatten it. I used DFS, and then the interviewer asked how to use yield and a generator to solve this question.
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Google's interview process for their Software Engineer L3 roles in Sydney, New South Wales is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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