Too many positive things to say about the Google Artificial Intelligence team. But here are a few worth mentioning:
Sometimes great minds can clash, and the clashing results in people not cooperating with one another.
Artificial intelligence is a new science, and there is no one way of doing things, but there are so many ways.
As we develop the product, we are learning about it as well.
Progress can be incremental rather than leap and bound.
We have the best management in Silicon Valley. Please don't change a thing. Google will come out as the winner.
2 rounds over the phone, 4 rounds on site in Mountain View. The first two rounds were relatively easy (linked list, string manipulation), whereas the onsite questions were harder (graph questions, design an autocomplete feature).
This was quite a hard interview, with challenging system design questions. It was quite difficult even with lots of experience working in this field. You need to prepare very well to have a chance, and even then, it's hard.
The interviewers were extremely bright and talented engineers. It was fun working out technical questions with them, and their level of questions gave me some insight into their technical aptitude.
2 rounds over the phone, 4 rounds on site in Mountain View. The first two rounds were relatively easy (linked list, string manipulation), whereas the onsite questions were harder (graph questions, design an autocomplete feature).
This was quite a hard interview, with challenging system design questions. It was quite difficult even with lots of experience working in this field. You need to prepare very well to have a chance, and even then, it's hard.
The interviewers were extremely bright and talented engineers. It was fun working out technical questions with them, and their level of questions gave me some insight into their technical aptitude.