There are excellent colleagues. It is a great place to learn and explore new fields. There is great compensation.
The longer you stay, the more institutionalized you would become in terms of the stack and other things.
I initially had two technical interviews by phone that went quite well. Then I had an onsite interview. I live 10 miles away from their campus, and the interview consisted of six sessions. Despite the claim that Google no longer uses puzzles in int
A recruiter reached out and talked through the interview process and scheduled the first DSA round. The interviewer asked an object-oriented question to model a system representing a real-time stock feed. The system needed to be able to query the cu
The interview included scripted questions, general engineering questions, work history, and a few more generic "problem solving" questions. For example, "If you were shrunk down to the size of a dime and put in a blender, how would you escape?"
I initially had two technical interviews by phone that went quite well. Then I had an onsite interview. I live 10 miles away from their campus, and the interview consisted of six sessions. Despite the claim that Google no longer uses puzzles in int
A recruiter reached out and talked through the interview process and scheduled the first DSA round. The interviewer asked an object-oriented question to model a system representing a real-time stock feed. The system needed to be able to query the cu
The interview included scripted questions, general engineering questions, work history, and a few more generic "problem solving" questions. For example, "If you were shrunk down to the size of a dime and put in a blender, how would you escape?"