Free food and coffee, a massive campus, and an extremely passionate and friendly team.
Can't think of any cons.
The process took much longer than I expected for an internship program; the whole process was maybe around 5-6 weeks in total. Overall, the interviewers were really nice to talk to, and the recruiter was very informative.
The interviewers were friendly and helped me wherever I got stuck. There were 2 technical rounds, each of 45 minutes. Topics included: * Digital logics * Verilog code * Recursion in C++ * FSM * Flipflop network outputs * Cache
I applied for the position through Google's career page and received an interview invitation three weeks later. It was a two-round technical interview with mediocre technical questions. Since it was a product design team, the interview questions revo
The process took much longer than I expected for an internship program; the whole process was maybe around 5-6 weeks in total. Overall, the interviewers were really nice to talk to, and the recruiter was very informative.
The interviewers were friendly and helped me wherever I got stuck. There were 2 technical rounds, each of 45 minutes. Topics included: * Digital logics * Verilog code * Recursion in C++ * FSM * Flipflop network outputs * Cache
I applied for the position through Google's career page and received an interview invitation three weeks later. It was a two-round technical interview with mediocre technical questions. Since it was a product design team, the interview questions revo