It was alright. I learned a lot.
The chairs are pretty hard.
The interview process at Google typically involves several stages: * Resume screening * Recruiter calls * Technical phone interviews * Onsite interviews Candidates may face multiple rounds of interviews focusing on technical skills, problem-solving
The interview was performed remotely via Zoom and lasted 30 minutes, conducted by two people. Afterward, they sent me a 100-question interview survey to complete. I received notification within two weeks that I did not receive the job.
The interview was laid-back and heavy on data structures questions. I didn't make it past the second phase, but I had an overall good experience. I'd recommend doing your homework and really making sure you understand data structures and algorithms.
The interview process at Google typically involves several stages: * Resume screening * Recruiter calls * Technical phone interviews * Onsite interviews Candidates may face multiple rounds of interviews focusing on technical skills, problem-solving
The interview was performed remotely via Zoom and lasted 30 minutes, conducted by two people. Afterward, they sent me a 100-question interview survey to complete. I received notification within two weeks that I did not receive the job.
The interview was laid-back and heavy on data structures questions. I didn't make it past the second phase, but I had an overall good experience. I'd recommend doing your homework and really making sure you understand data structures and algorithms.