Great food, work-life balance, and excellent office facilities.
I would like to be more involved in the research side.
Allow more learning between teams.
Very traditional Google interview process: R1 and R2, three LC hard problems with follow-ups, and one behavioral question. I didn’t pass because I was not thinking of the optimal solution by myself in the last round. The interviewer was not helpful.
I applied online. The process took 4 months. The process was technically rigorous, involving five back-to-back rounds focused on algorithmic efficiency ($O(n)$ optimization) and system trade-offs. While the engineers were brilliant and the problems
I went in, and HR asked me some questions that they didn't like. They rejected me, and me sad. Me go home alone, and me cry in bed to contemplate ending it all. End of story.
Very traditional Google interview process: R1 and R2, three LC hard problems with follow-ups, and one behavioral question. I didn’t pass because I was not thinking of the optimal solution by myself in the last round. The interviewer was not helpful.
I applied online. The process took 4 months. The process was technically rigorous, involving five back-to-back rounds focused on algorithmic efficiency ($O(n)$ optimization) and system trade-offs. While the engineers were brilliant and the problems
I went in, and HR asked me some questions that they didn't like. They rejected me, and me sad. Me go home alone, and me cry in bed to contemplate ending it all. End of story.