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No advice.
It was pretty laid-back. They wanted to get to know me a bit and explained what to expect next, which helped ease some nerves. The real challenge was the technical phone interview. They had me solve a couple of coding problems live on a shared doc,
It's tough. Better study some network engineering stuff as well. Also, make sure you are confident. There are instances where they confuse you, like I was. Have a good idea of what your problem is. Tell them what you understood.
There were three interviews conducted remotely: * How well you fit * Googlyness (values) * Technical knowledge Each interview was a couple of days apart and conducted with a different person. I had a call from a recruiter in HR who was super helpfu
It was pretty laid-back. They wanted to get to know me a bit and explained what to expect next, which helped ease some nerves. The real challenge was the technical phone interview. They had me solve a couple of coding problems live on a shared doc,
It's tough. Better study some network engineering stuff as well. Also, make sure you are confident. There are instances where they confuse you, like I was. Have a good idea of what your problem is. Tell them what you understood.
There were three interviews conducted remotely: * How well you fit * Googlyness (values) * Technical knowledge Each interview was a couple of days apart and conducted with a different person. I had a call from a recruiter in HR who was super helpfu