Nothing is good here.
Lots of bias. Too much of a monopoly.
Break Google up; it's too big.
Applied online. Interviewed through a phone screen. Interviewers follow standard protocol: * Question on resume * Coding question * Question for interviewer The two interviews were back-to-back and conducted via phone call and a shared Google Docs
It was pretty standard. I was contacted a little over a month after I applied online (no referral). I had two back-to-back 45-minute interviews with just coding questions (I'm a sophomore). My first one consisted of a single interview question, and
There were two back-to-back interviews with two Google employees. Each was 45 minutes and encompassed basic cable questions. On my second interview, I encountered something heavily reliant on knowing the Python language and effective coding.
Applied online. Interviewed through a phone screen. Interviewers follow standard protocol: * Question on resume * Coding question * Question for interviewer The two interviews were back-to-back and conducted via phone call and a shared Google Docs
It was pretty standard. I was contacted a little over a month after I applied online (no referral). I had two back-to-back 45-minute interviews with just coding questions (I'm a sophomore). My first one consisted of a single interview question, and
There were two back-to-back interviews with two Google employees. Each was 45 minutes and encompassed basic cable questions. On my second interview, I encountered something heavily reliant on knowing the Python language and effective coding.