I think working at a big company like Google is the best option.
In the interview, there are a lot of questions about algorithms, complexity, ...
Review all: algorithms, data structures, BDD.
A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn, and we set up a phone screening for the position. Next, I had another phone interview with an engineer from the team. He asked me an algorithm question and to show him how to write the function using Googl
A Google recruiter contacted me, and we had a quick talk about my background, interests, and their requirements. The recruiter then asked for references from anyone who knows me and is working at Google. After a week, I had a phone interview with an
A recruiter reached out to me. They then set up an initial phone screen a couple of weeks later. The process was quite straightforward. They were flexible with finding a time that worked for me.
A recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn, and we set up a phone screening for the position. Next, I had another phone interview with an engineer from the team. He asked me an algorithm question and to show him how to write the function using Googl
A Google recruiter contacted me, and we had a quick talk about my background, interests, and their requirements. The recruiter then asked for references from anyone who knows me and is working at Google. After a week, I had a phone interview with an
A recruiter reached out to me. They then set up an initial phone screen a couple of weeks later. The process was quite straightforward. They were flexible with finding a time that worked for me.