Having Google on your CV is a career cheat code. It guarantees interviews for the rest of your life.
You will inevitably spend six months on a project only for it to be axed by a VP you've never met. Your hard work will likely end up in a graveyard of killed products.
The interview was quite technical, and they don't seem to prioritize previous experience. They use a slip that interviewers pass around to track questions already asked, thereby avoiding repetition. While they aimed to cover various technical aspec
It was brutal. I applied, and they never answered me. The nice robot said someone more qualified had been found instead. Now I am writing this review to tell you how brutal it was.
Only one question was asked in the first round: LC Medium - Hard. The question was based on the concept of intervals. It was needed to show the approach based on intervals: * First, a brute force approach. * Then, an optimized approach.
The interview was quite technical, and they don't seem to prioritize previous experience. They use a slip that interviewers pass around to track questions already asked, thereby avoiding repetition. While they aimed to cover various technical aspec
It was brutal. I applied, and they never answered me. The nice robot said someone more qualified had been found instead. Now I am writing this review to tell you how brutal it was.
Only one question was asked in the first round: LC Medium - Hard. The question was based on the concept of intervals. It was needed to show the approach based on intervals: * First, a brute force approach. * Then, an optimized approach.