Great company, and I would recommend anyone to work there!
No cons, other than the fact that it is a higher cost of living if you work in Silicon Valley.
It was tough. I was asked only two DSA problems, which were quite difficult, and the topics were graph and string. The string question was of medium level and was doable, but the graph one was really hard. I tried some approaches but still wasn't ab
I was contacted by a Google recruiter via email, who asked whether I was interested in participating in computer vision projects within Google. When I replied positively, the recruiter asked for an initial phone screen. We talked briefly over Google
That's great. It's been a wonderful experience getting interviewed. The questions were around DSA, and multiple rounds were conducted back-to-back, with a few on-site as well. And finally, I was able to get to the last round.
It was tough. I was asked only two DSA problems, which were quite difficult, and the topics were graph and string. The string question was of medium level and was doable, but the graph one was really hard. I tried some approaches but still wasn't ab
I was contacted by a Google recruiter via email, who asked whether I was interested in participating in computer vision projects within Google. When I replied positively, the recruiter asked for an initial phone screen. We talked briefly over Google
That's great. It's been a wonderful experience getting interviewed. The questions were around DSA, and multiple rounds were conducted back-to-back, with a few on-site as well. And finally, I was able to get to the last round.