Very flexible work schedules during WFH.
Easy to get lost in the org reshuffles.
I had a really good time interviewing with Google. Nothing out of the box was asked. I coded on a Swift IDE with no code completion. Here's a breakdown of the rounds: * 1 DS round * 2 iOS coding rounds (UITapGesture, MultiThreading, Sorting) * 1 Sy
Recruiter screen. Second recruiter screen with multiple-choice questions. Was able to skip the technical phone screen. Then 5-6 interviews onsite. All algo questions and one behavioral. They called a week later to tell me I would not be receiving an
Challenging but fair overall. Interviewers were professional and supportive, with a strong focus on problem solving and clarity of thought. It was a bit intense, but well structured and engaging. Overall a good experience.
I had a really good time interviewing with Google. Nothing out of the box was asked. I coded on a Swift IDE with no code completion. Here's a breakdown of the rounds: * 1 DS round * 2 iOS coding rounds (UITapGesture, MultiThreading, Sorting) * 1 Sy
Recruiter screen. Second recruiter screen with multiple-choice questions. Was able to skip the technical phone screen. Then 5-6 interviews onsite. All algo questions and one behavioral. They called a week later to tell me I would not be receiving an
Challenging but fair overall. Interviewers were professional and supportive, with a strong focus on problem solving and clarity of thought. It was a bit intense, but well structured and engaging. Overall a good experience.