Great company, great work environment.
Great quantum computing at a "very" level.
Nothing other than the privacy issues.
Two technical 45-minute interviews. Asked technical questions that can be found in "Cracking the Code". One interview was difficult and the other was relatively easy. Know a little about your resume because they may ask a few questions about that.
The interview consisted of two hourlong sessions. I completely bombed it because I spent all my study time reading up on interview questions rather than basic algorithms. It's really all about being prepared for anything by having a solid background
I applied through a colleague who had completed one internship at Google. I had two phone interviews. It appeared the interviewers approved of my answers and approach to solving the problems.
Two technical 45-minute interviews. Asked technical questions that can be found in "Cracking the Code". One interview was difficult and the other was relatively easy. Know a little about your resume because they may ask a few questions about that.
The interview consisted of two hourlong sessions. I completely bombed it because I spent all my study time reading up on interview questions rather than basic algorithms. It's really all about being prepared for anything by having a solid background
I applied through a colleague who had completed one internship at Google. I had two phone interviews. It appeared the interviewers approved of my answers and approach to solving the problems.